OVERVIEW This website is operated by Terence Lee Meng Kai aka Bike Guru. Throughout the site, the terms “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Bike Guru. Bike Guru offers this website, including all information, tools and services available from this site to you,…
This site is owned and operated by Terence Lee Meng Kai aka Bike Guru. ---- 1. WHAT DO WE DO WITH YOUR INFORMATION? When you purchase something from our store, as part of the buying and selling process, we collect the personal information…
Terence Lee Meng Kai (born 13 June 1989) is a Singapore cycling enthusiast. He is currently a rider in Geylang Cycling Team, Singapore. He competes in both local and overseas races. Terence graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Nanyang…
Bike Guru often encounter friends asking me these two questions: Should I use my regular water bottle or a water bottle specific for cycling? What is the volume or capacity of the water bottle recommended for cycling? It depends on the type of water…
There are three types of repair stands for bicycle. A-Stand is the least expensive, followed by the L-Stand and Tripod Stand is the most expensive. A-Stand ($10) L-Stand ($20) Tripod Stand ($100 to 400) If you are on budget, I will recommend you the…
When you are thirsty and hungry during cycling, there are several choices of food and liquid item which you can consider, depending on your budget. If budget is not an issue, you can buy energy gel, energy bar, hydration tablets and recovery drinks from…
Have you ever experienced the following scenarios when you are about to set off for cycling? Rushing to fill up water bottles Rushing to pump up the bicycle tires Rushing to decide which cycling outfit in your closet to best suit the ride Discovering…
Hexagonal and Torx allen keys are the two most commonly used tools in tightening various parts of the bicycle for instance, the handlebar, stem, steerer tube, seatpost, saddle clamp, bottle cages. Torx Allen Keys Hexagonal Allen Keys You can purchase these allen keys from any…
How to know if your chain is worn out and due for replacement? Why is it important to check the lifespan of your chain? How to use a chain checker? Which chain checker do I recommend? Does it apply to all types of bicycles?…