Single-speed bicycles

A single-speed bicycle has only one gear ratio, meaning it has only one front chainring and one rear sprocket. This design simplifies riding, requiring no gear shifting, and makes the bike lighter and easier to maintain. Single-speed bikes are well-suited for flat terrains and short commutes, offering a straightforward, reliable riding experience. They typically have fewer components, reducing potential mechanical issues and maintenance costs. While they don't allow for different gears to tackle hills or varying terrains, their simplicity makes them popular for urban riding, casual cycling, and those seeking a minimalist cycling experience.