Lose weight with cycling ( Essentiel Cucling Gear )

For Your Bike :

 

Hydration

Stay hydrated. It's important to drink lots of fluids on more strenuous, long-distance rides.

Seat Bags

Be prepared. Carry spare tubes, tire levers, and patch kit in case of flats.

Pumps

Get pumped. Bike tires need to be inflated more frequently than car tires for better performance and to reduce flats.

Multi-Tool Kit

Handle small repairs and adjustments yourself while out riding. Even if you don't know how to adjust a bike, other riders can help if you carry the right tools.

Cycling computer/GPS

Track your mileage on cue sheets and gauge speed and distance on the ride. Also great for training.

Rear view Mirrors

See what (or who) is coming up behind you while riding in traffic or doing group rides and big cycling events.

Lights

Light up your ride. If you ride at night or on dark mornings, you need both a headlight and taillight — both to see where you're going and to be seen.

For The Rider

Helmets 

 Protect your head in case of a crash. Newer-style helmets are lighter-weight, more comfortable, and better ventilated.

Cycling Shoes

Improve your cycling efficiency, performance, and comfort.

Cycling Clothing 

Cycling apparel features synthetic fibers for moisture wicking, temperature control, and overall body comfort. Check out Landry’s selection of cycling jerseys, shorts, gloves, socks, base layers, and more.

Cycling Eyewear   

Protect your eyes from the sun, insects, tree branches, pollen dust, and whatever else the wind is blowing your way.