Biking with man's best friend is more fun. Schwinn has the ultimate guide for how to bike with your dog, whether you have them on a leash, in a dog-specific trailer, or in a basket attached to your bike.

Making sure your bike is properly maintained is important throughout the entire year, but it is even more critical for winter riding. Here is a quick guide for how to properly take care of your bike during the winter.

We offer some tips on how to get your child ready to bike to school on their own. There are things you can do as a parent to help ease them into independence so they can bike to school safely and with confidence.

Curious about crit racing? Seasoned racer Anna Affias gives a look into what criterium racing is and how you can get started.

Not sure which types of terrain your bicycle is best suited for? We break down the acceptable different types of terrain for each category of bikes Schwinn has to offer.

Not sure which bike size is the right fit for your child? Our kids' bike size chart will help you determine the correct size bicycle that your child needs. 

We go through the three most important questions to ask yourself before deciding which bicycle to buy.

The Road Bike Style Guide goes over the road bike category, including the differences between drop-bar and flat-bar handlebars, frame materials, pedals, and more.

The Hybrid Bike Style Guide goes over the basics of the hybrid bike category. If you are looking for a versatile bike that is functional yet comfortable, a hybrid would be your best bet. Check out this guide to learn more about hybrids.

In our Commuter Bike Style Guide, we give an in-depth look at the commuter category of bicycles that Schwinn offers.

Teaching your child how to ride a bike is an incredible milestone! But it can also be stressful for both the parent and the child.  Use this guide to help you get started teaching your child how to ride a bike with training wheels.

Teaching your child how to ride a bike is an incredible milestone! A balance bike can help a child gain coordination and balance skills that will help them build confidence when transitioning to their “big kid", pedal bike.