Technical
How do I choose the right handlebar width?
Which handlebar width you choose depends mainly on your bike type. On a road bike, good aerodynamics are important. On a city bike, comfort is more important, and on a mountain bike the requirements are quite different. Your handlebar width is also very important, as is the shape of your handlebars.
Which handlebar tape do you choose?
Which handlebar tape you choose depends mainly on your own preferences. There are handlebar tapes in numerous materials, some more practical or comfortable than others. There are also almost endless colours and possibilities. Personalising your bike thus becomes a piece of cake.
Which is better bike chain or belt?
In recent years, the bicycle chain has been getting more and more competition from the belt drive. Which is not surprising, as belt drive can offer many advantages for certain cyclists. For others, we then just recommend a chain again. So there is no 'better'.
Which is better carbon or aluminum?
Which is better carbon or aluminum? Both materials are strong lightweight materials and therefore perfect for road bikes. Which material is best for you mainly depends on how you use your bike. At Van Eyck Sport, we will gladly work with you to find the bike that suits you best.
What is the advantage of a carbon frame bike?
What is the advantage of a carbon frame bike? Your bike frame to a large extent determines the handling of your bike and consequently your cycling pleasure. That is why it is best to choose a very stiff and solid frame.
Both carbon and aluminium are suitable. However, carbon offers more comfort and is lighter.
How long does a carbon frame last?
If you are looking for a new bike, you are faced with the choice between carbon and aluminium. Both are sturdy materials that form the basis of your bike. The good news, then, is that a carbon frame will basically last a lifetime, although of course this depends on a number of factors.
How long does an aluminum frame last?
In theory, aluminium is a very sturdy material that you can easily repair and thus lasts a lifetime. But with aluminium, we also talk about metal fatigue, which can reduce the strength of your bike frame. How long does an aluminium frame last? That depends on how often you use your bike and how well you maintain it.
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