When to Stay Seated and When to Stand on Climbs
Climbing is one of the few moments in road cycling where technique, physiology, and instinct collide. The decision to stay seated or stand on the pedals looks simple from the outside, yet it has a ...
Superteamwheels 2026 Chinese Lunar New Year Notice
Thank you for your continued support of Superteamwheels. February 11th to February 24th is a holiday for all Superteam staff, as our team celebrates Chinese Lunar New Year with family, order fulfil...
Unlock 90% of your fork's potential! A complete analysis of air pressure/damping/preload settings
Want to make your mountain bike more responsive, comfortable, and even more fun? Fork tuning is the key to unlocking a new world. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, the right fork s...
How to Read and Use Cycling Power Zones Effectively
Power zones are everywhere in modern cycling. Training plans are built around them, head units display them in color, and post-ride analysis often reduces hours of riding into neat percentage block...
What is the hub engagement angle? How does it affect your ride?
Introduction: Many cyclists, especially beginners, are obsessed with high-click hubs and high-density ratchet wheels, finding the ratchet sound irresistible. Manufacturers have been making mountain...
How Road Spray and Grit Accelerate Wheel Wear
Winter and wet rides rarely feel dramatic in the moment. There is no single impact, no obvious mistake. Instead, damage happens quietly, mile after mile, carried by the grey mist thrown up from the...