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there are, but it's not really as easy as plugging it into your tv.

WHOA DO NOT LISTEN TO THE OTHER ANSWERS. do not sand blast, do not use steel wool. bicycles typically do not have exposed metal parts that rust. the steel parts that might rust on a bike usually are primed and painted or chromed via electrolysis. if you use anything abrasive on the painted or...

i'm a huge fan of thule racks. they have the simplest, strongest, sturdiest designs and don't fade in the sun like yakima. for under $100, you're going to be looking for a rear mounted rack, and your car shouldn't be very quirky at all and would probably work with most any trunk racks that you...

unless you provide photos, it's hard to tell whether or not you have the correct tire on the rim. if you keep the tire inflated to the recommended inflation pressure printed on the sidewall, the tire shouldn't come off the rim. also, don't ride the bike without air in the tires.

for a specific price, you should contact an older established bicycle shop and ask if they know who sold the bikes in the area. you might be able to find an older bike nut that remembers them. otherwise, that thing wasn't really worth much when it was first made. it was designed and sold to...

short answer: one cheap enough that it can stand being used by anything and everything an 11 year old boy is going to do to it, yet not be so cheap as to endanger his life, AND not be so expensive that in 4 or 5 years, when he's outgrown it, you can't buy him a better bike. so, don't buy a...