Bike Parts

HOW TO CHOOSE COMPONENTS FOR YOUR BIKE?

At ELTIN, you'll find the best bike components to maintain and upgrade your bike yourself. We offer a wide range of bike parts such as tires, inner tubes, saddles, grips, pedals, and cleats.

HOW TO UPGRADE AND CUSTOMIZE YOUR BIKE?

Improving your cycling performance doesn't necessarily mean buying a new bike. You can save money by gradually investing in upgrading your bike components from the default ones.

Typically, bikes come with basic components to reduce costs. Although they aren’t necessarily bad, you'll notice significant improvements by replacing them with ELTIN bike components. Additionally, customizing your bike with components such as grips or saddles, and adding accessories, gives it a unique and personal touch. In our online store, you can buy all the bike components you need:

▶︎ Bike Tyres:

Bike tires are one of the most important components, as they're the only element in contact with the ground. For greater efficiency, you should select smooth tires. Conversely, if you prefer safety and grip, choose tires with studs and tread.

▶︎ Bike Inner Tubes:

You’ll need these when you get a flat tire, so it’s important to always have spare inner tubes at home and during your bike rides. Check carefully the dimensions of the tire to select the correct tube.

▶︎ Bike Saddles:

Another basic component for comfort is the saddle. There are different types according to use: road cycling, MTB, or touring. Road saddles are usually thinner and firmer, while urban saddles are typically more comfortable but less aerodynamic.

▶︎ Bike Grips:

Besides providing comfort, grips improve your control over the bike. Not all grips are the same, as different models exist for different situations and cyclists. Therefore, it’s important to understand each grip's basic features to choose the right ones for your needs.

▶︎ Bike Pedals and Cleats:

Choosing the right pedals for your bike and cycling style is more important than it seems. The pedal is a crucial element for cycling, as it's the primary connection to your bike through which you apply power. Depending on your cycling discipline, you'll find different types of pedals and cleat attachments for your cycling shoes.