Gear shifts fail when cable tension, limits, alignment, or worn parts throw the drivetrain out of sync.

“Why isn’t my bike starting?” points to fuel, spark, air, or safety-switch faults—check them in that order for a quick, clean fix.

Most bike pump failures come from valve mismatch, worn seals, or leaks—check the head, gaskets, and hose to restore pressure.

A bike tire can go flat without a visible hole due to valve leaks, rim tape gaps, bead leaks, temperature drops, or dried tubeless sealant.

The bike engine light turns on when the ECU logs a fault, from a loose fuel cap to low battery voltage or sensor issues.

Finding a bike is hard when demand surges, parts are tight, shipping slows, and tariffs add cost—so the exact size or model can be scarce.

Road bike prices reflect hand-built carbon work, pro-level parts, tight testing, and small production runs across the industry.

Peloton cadence not showing usually stems from a loose monitor cable, pairing issues, or outdated software on the touchscreen.

Road bikes are faster because the design cuts drag, trims rolling losses, enables an aero riding pose, and pairs light parts with fast gearing.

Yes—bike mode can vanish on Google Maps when coverage is limited, the app is outdated, or the transport icons are hidden; try the checks below.