Bicycles Quiz

The correct answer is Granny Gear. A nickname for the lowest gear on a mountain bike is Granny Gear. This term is used because the lowest gear is typically used when climbing steep hills or difficult terrain, requiring a slower and easier pedaling motion, similar to how a granny would ride a bike.

Robert McPhearson was the winner of the 1996 American Bicycle Association Grand Nationals.

Chris Moeller is the owner of S&M Bikes, Inc. This can be inferred from the information given in the question. The other options, Matt Hoffman, Bob Haro, and Andrew Faris, are not mentioned as the owners of the company. Therefore, Chris Moeller is the correct answer.

In 1976, the most cyclists pedaled across the United States. This implies that during that particular year, a significant number of cyclists completed the journey from one coast to the other. The other options, 1982, 1905, and 1776, are not supported by any information or context, making 1976 the most logical choice.

The Tarantula is the correct answer because it is a Raleigh bike that was redesigned in 2007. It features a low step over, which makes it easier to get on and off the bike, and it also has a replaceable rear dropout.

Cross Four spoking pattern gives the most comfortable bicycle ride because it provides better weight distribution and stability. The four-cross pattern allows for more even tension distribution between the spokes, resulting in a stronger and more durable wheel. This pattern also helps to absorb shocks and vibrations from the road, leading to a smoother and more comfortable ride.

The letters GT in bicycles stand for Gary Turner.

Professional bike racers shave their legs so that bandages won't stick. Shaving their legs makes it easier to apply and remove bandages in case of injuries during races. Hair can get in the way and make it difficult to properly secure bandages, so shaving eliminates this problem.