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Once you make the initial investment in tools, knowing how to tune-up a bike will save you time and money in the long term.

Senior editor Aaron Hersh explains the process of replacing pedals on a bike.

A checklist of triathlon gear errors that could derail your next race.

In this episode of “TriWorkBench” senior editor Aaron Hersh walks us through the process of attaching a stem.

In this episode of “TriWorkBench” senior editor Aaron Hersh walks us through the process of adjusting a rear derailleur.

A few simple steps can make your listing more appealing to buyers and net you more cash for your wheels.

Identify the gear that meets your unique goals before dipping into your bank account.

It can be nearly impossible to ride well without a thorough understanding of your bike’s gears.

If your bike groans every time you push hard on the pedals, identifying the cause can be surprisingly tricky.

Whether you are racing in the cold of spring or your season starts later in the year, now is a perfect time to get your bike race day ready.

In today's "Ask Aaron" column Aaron answers questions about making gear adjustments for race day.

Keeping these items nearby will help keep your mileage up and your bike repair expenses down.

Learn how to save time and money when it comes what is likely your biggest financial investment into the sport of triathlon: your bike.

Q: I am considering changing the pedals on my bike. I am currently using Speedplay pedals with a stainless steel spindle, and I have two questions. First, would switching to a pedal with a titanium spindle be beneficial? Second, I’ve been told that my pedals have too much float. What is float, and how do I determine the right amount of float for me? Question submitted by Frank Blazic of Cayucos, Calif.