Winter Cycling Tips
Cycling is fun and convenient even when temperatures dip below zero. With a little planning and preparation, you can embrace winter cycling as a great way to get around!
Make sure your chain is greased, check your lights and brakes, and get in the habit of wiping your bike clean after you ride — and you’ll stay ready to roll all winter!
Your favourite routes in the warmer months might not be so hot in the winter, so it’s a wheely good idea to give yourself extra time to get where you need to go!
Fat or studded tires will give you the best traction, but letting a bit of air out of your regular tires helps, too
You might like a headband or balaclava to keep your ears toasty. Of course, a helmet is a smart idea all year round! Stay safe out there.
Make sure your chain is greased, check your lights and brakes, and get in the habit of wiping your bike clean after you ride — and you’ll stay ready to roll all winter!
Your favourite routes in the warmer months might not be so hot in the winter, so it’s a wheely good idea to give yourself extra time to get where you need to go!
Fat or studded tires will give you the best traction, but letting a bit of air out of your regular tires helps, too
You might like a headband or balaclava to keep your ears toasty. Of course, a helmet is a smart idea all year round! Stay safe out there.