Tips & Resources
Whether you’re a new rider or veteran, here’s some cycling tips and advice to get the most out of your time on two wheels.
Joining a group ride can feel daunting if you are new to cycling. Here are our top tips on how to find a ride, how to prepare and what to expect.
Dual 24-hour mountain bike champion and Team Bicycle Network member Kate Kellet gives her top five tips for riding your mountain bike with confidence.
We've got some tips to help you go over tram and light rail tracks without going over your handlebars.
Disc brakes v rim brakes on road bikes
Discussing the pros and cons of disc brakes versus rim brakes, and what you should you consider when choosing your next bike.
Riding a bike to university is an an easy, healthy, sustainable and cheap way to make your commute. Here are some tips and resources to help you get started.
Discussing the rise in popularity of gravel riding, and what you need to know before taking it off-road.
How to be a bike friendly driver
Here are 10 tips to help you navigate bikes on the road when you get behind the wheel of the vehicle and ensure everyone gets from A to B safely.
Looking to upgrade or get your hands on some new lights? Check out our comprehensive bike lights buyers guide where we talk about 3 separate price point lights across Knog's range.
Recovering after a long ride – 5 quick tips
It’s easy to get carried away when enjoying time on the bike, but if you're going to clock up some kilometres, these five recovery tips are important.
Learn the basics of riding a bike in a bunch to help your cycling on the road, on the commute or in an upcoming event.
Can riding with earphones be distracting and who can hear more traffic buzz – a driver with the stereo on or a bike rider with headphones?
Can riding with earphones be distracting and who can hear more traffic buzz – a driver with the stereo on or a bike rider with headphones?
Aggressive driving behaviour puts all road users at risk. Here are the best approaches to deal with conflict on the road.
Four types of communication for bike riders
Clear and comprehensive communication with others on the roads and paths is vital to keep your riding smooth-flowing and trouble-free.
Riding in the wet shouldn’t dampen your spirits, but getting caught in storms has risks that riders should be aware of.
If you’ve been involved in a crash, take these basic steps to look after yourself and make sure you can follow up on any damages or claims.
Choosing the right bike for gravel
Gravel riding can be tackled on a wide variety of bikes, but the rougher it gets, the more you should think about the equipment you're using.
A great cycling environment is a great fire environment. Here's some tips for riding your bike during an extreme Australian summer.
Here's five tips from cycle coach David Heatley on using winter riding to stay on track and help gear up for spring events.
There’s nothing more gruelling than battling with a headwind on a bike. Here are some things you can do to make your ride easier and more enjoyable
Vehicle blind spots and carelessness are a deadly combination. Here's some ways that bike riders can stay out of harm's way.
Some essential training tips to help you gear up for riding longer distances on the bike.
Want to ride further? With less effort? Want to get ahead of the traffic? Keep up with the group? That's the ebike advantage.