Search
FREE SHIPPING
ON U.S. ORDERS
Home |  Search |  Brands |  Best Sellers |  New Arrivals |  Specials |  View Basket |  Checkout |  My Account

Browse by Category

Connect With Us!



Follow Bike_Baron on Twitter

Join Our Email List

View previous campaigns.

Powered by MailChimp

Frequently Asked Questions

1.
Q: I want to upgrade my bicycles drive train, what would you recommend for upgrading my bicycle and not spending a fortune?

A: Rear derailleur’s are a good example of upgrading, they get the most work in the drive train and upgrading to a new model along with a new chain will make dramatic differences in your shifting inexpensively.

2.
Q: I don’t know which Campagnolo parts are the best, which ones do you recommend?

A: Campagnolo has been around for a very long time and they are very sought after parts for not only racers but enthusiasts. The lower end parts start with Mirage and go up from there to Veloce, Centaur, Chorus, and Record. Now Campgnolo has come out with 11 Speed for 2009 and has added Super Record to the lineup.

3.
Q: Are Carbon rails, Titanium rails or Cromoly rails the best for bicycle saddles?

A: It all depends on your level of weight consciousness. Did you know that most saddle manufacturers don’t warranty broken rails? Most can be fitted with new rails for a very nominal price if sent back to manufacturer. All the rails are strong, and all can break very easily if not torqued to the proper spec.

4.
Q: I don’t know how to tell if a bike frame I purchase from you is the right size?

A: We provide a sizing chart with each listing. Use the chart to compare with your existing bike and make the comparison. The most important measurement is the top tube length of the frame. In most cases you can shorten or lengthen your overall reach by changing the length of your stem or moving your saddle fore and aft.

5.
Q: What is the difference between Standard & Compact crank sets?

A: Simply put preference. Standard gearing for a crank set is 53/39, meaning the big chainring has 53 teeth and the inner has 39. Compact has 50/34. So, if you prefer to mash big gears and like to sprint or you consider yourself a power rider, Standard probably is better. If you like to climb hills and spin more than mash, Compact is the way to go.

6.
Q: How do I get in touch with you about products you have available or not available?

A: Info@bikebaron.com. Someone will answer your question usually within 24 hours.


The page you requested either is no longer available or access to it has been restricted.

About | Customer Service | Frequently Asked Questions | Store | Site Map


Copyright © 2013 Bike Baron . All Rights Reserved. Bike Baron is Upfront