As is gaining traction in the news, Trek Bicycles issued a large recall of their bikes manufactured from 2000 to 2015. The problem is mainly due to a quick release that can open past 180 degrees while ...

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About 1 million bikes from Trek Bicycle Corp. are being recalled over a quick-release lever on the front of the bike that has caused injuries to riders, including one who ended up paralyzed. The ...

Even when a thief can't steal a complete bike, they'll still pilfer parts off of it – and that includes the saddle. That's where the Quick Release Seatpost comes in, as it allows riders to quickly ...

Several companies are recalling bicycles with quick-release front wheels. Quick-release levers on some front wheels can come into contact with the disc brake rotor, potentially causing the front wheel ...

Some 13 companies representing 17 brands are collectively recalling disc-brake bikes that have quick-release levers that open more than 180 degrees and can thus contact the rotor. Although a bike ...

While quick-release hubs certainly make it easier for cyclists to remove and reinstall their wheels when doing things like fixing flats, they also make it very easy to steal those same wheels. As a ...