Which skate frame for which use?

It is the most common manufacturing process for frames made of plastic, the material is injected into a mold of the shape of the frame. That process is inexpensive and it is used for entry level products in the fitness range as well as for street Skating Frames.

Pressed frames

HOW THE SKATE BLADES FUNCTION

Every Ice Skate Blade has an inside and outside edge and a groove between the edges, called the "flat" of the blade.It may be said that the Wheels Aluminium Hub is the heart of the wheel and certainly has a big job to carry out. Firstly, the hub provides an anchor point for the spokes and holds the bearings in place so the wheel can spin. Secondly, the rear hub holds the cassette or sprocket which transmits the forces from pedalling via the hub body to the spokes ultimately propelling the rider forward. Lastly, the hub provides a sound mounting point for the brake rotor and an anchor point- through the use of quick release or bolts- to keep the wheels and frame attached.

The Alu Spacer is a spacer profile manufactured with special aluminium alloys, is characterised by the following dimensions: height of 6.5 millimetres, length of 4, 5 or 6 metres, and width ranging from 4 to 26.5 millimetres. The thickness varies according to the end-use of the spacer. The bars can be packed into cardboard boxes of different lengths (4, 5 or 6 metres) or into steel containers with a capacity of 5 or 6 metres. In the latter case, thin sheets of paper can be inserted between the bars in order to keep them separate and the spacers can be fastened into bundles of 17 bars. It can be used in the production of frames with corner keys, bent using all current bending machines available on the market and also supplied, on request, with pre-inserted plastic or steel connectors. Its range can be supplied in the following colors: Mill Finish, Anodized, Anodized Gold, Anodized Clear Bronze, Anodized Black, Painted White, Painted Black and Painted Medium Bronze. Further, for huge orders, we can provide our customers with non-standard products in order to satisfy their particular needs.

The sheer range of stuff available in a typical bike shop can be bewildering. What’s a hydration bladder? Why might you need a turbo trainer? Are mudguards really necessary?

In reality, many people cycle happily in their normal clothes, possibly with just a rucksack to carry things.

But if you do ride regularly, whether to keep fit or for commuting, there are a number of Bicycle Accessories that can make your time on two wheels easier, safer and more comfortable. Some are essential, while others are nice to have.