It's Tricky
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...riding it? ... everyday?
My dad was a cyclist during the 80s, and he says that air should be taken out of the tires after riding because the pressure is too great that the tires might explode. So I have been doing that, every time. Thing is I just got a 2010 Trek about a week and a half ago, do I really need to remove the pressure every time, or can the tires take it?
I got this bike
http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/road/1_series/12/
and I had a month long injury, so my training with it hasn't been as caliber as my usual.
BQ: I never listen to music while training on my bike, but, what do you think about earphones while training? I mostly train on the bike lane next to the road, with some feeder road off the freeway; so that's why I don't, but what do you think about music while peddling?
My dad was a cyclist during the 80s, and he says that air should be taken out of the tires after riding because the pressure is too great that the tires might explode. So I have been doing that, every time. Thing is I just got a 2010 Trek about a week and a half ago, do I really need to remove the pressure every time, or can the tires take it?
I got this bike
http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/road/1_series/12/
and I had a month long injury, so my training with it hasn't been as caliber as my usual.
BQ: I never listen to music while training on my bike, but, what do you think about earphones while training? I mostly train on the bike lane next to the road, with some feeder road off the freeway; so that's why I don't, but what do you think about music while peddling?