Guide

An e-bike is a pedal-driven bicycle with a small electric motor that helps you ride; some also use a throttle, with rules set by local law.

A dropper post on a bike is a height-adjustable seatpost you raise or lower from the handlebar for better control and comfort.

A bicycle derailleur moves the chain across gears to change ratios while keeping chain tension under control.

A cruiser bike is a relaxed, upright bicycle with balloon tires, wide bars, and simple gearing for easy rides on flat paths.

A cross country mountain bike is a light, efficient MTB built for speed and climbing on rolling singletrack and race-style courses.

A Class 1 e-bike is pedal-assist only, no throttle, and stops assisting at 20 mph with a motor under 750 watts.

A chopper bike is a custom motorcycle with stretched geometry, trimmed parts, and bold styling born from “chopping” a stock machine.

A bottom bracket on a bike is the bearing assembly that lets the crankset spin inside the frame’s shell.

A bike sprocket is the toothed wheel that the chain engages to turn pedal effort into forward motion.

A bike freewheel is a threaded rear gear cluster with a built-in ratchet that lets you coast while the wheel keeps rolling.