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How do I find the right bike size for me?

This will depend on your height, the type of bike and your riding style. A correct fitting bike will be comfortable and easier to ride.

What different kinds of bikes are there?

Some of the popular styles of bikes include road or racing bikes, mountain bikes and hybrid bikes.

What bike is best for a triathlon?

The most common bikes used are road, mountain or hybrid bikes. For competitive triathletes, road bikes are the most common bike of choice.

Is it safe to ride a bike in the rain?

This will depend on how severe the wet weather is. Wet roads mean less traction, so to be safe you will have to adjust your riding accordingly.