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Bicycle manufacturers guide: Colnago Bicycles

We are the first and only ones in Lithuania to sell Colnago bicycles, so it's time to introduce them in more detail. You've probably seen Colnago on the podiums of the most prestigious cycling races, but there's much more to know about this manufacturer — its philosophy and bike production processes make it truly unique. Let's get acquainted.

Bicycle manufacturers' guide: 3T bikes

Meet the innovative and high quality 3T bikes at VELONOVA. Discover the brand's values, unique designs and a wide range of bike models including gravel, road and electric. Find out what makes 3T bikes different and find the perfect model for your cycling needs.

Top bicycle manufacturers - what do you need to know?

The world of bicycles is in some ways similar to that of cars. Many manufacturers offer quality, reliable models, but each manufacturer has its own style and its own way of doing things. Some have time-tested quality, comfort and maximum safety as their strengths, others have technological innovation, lightness and speed, and still others have reliability, simplicity and low prices.

How can I get a better idea of what the different bicycle categories mean and who they are for?

Bicycles are divided into different categories according to their intended use - sports and flat race tracks, city and short distance, off-road and gravel, and challenging mountain tracks. The choice may seem simple, but the reality is that few people ride exclusively on, for example, exclusively flat road. City, suburban roads, rural gravel roads or little-traveled forest tracks - everyone's route consists of two or more options. Plus, there are also tendencies, e.g. speed is important for some, comfort for others, some prefer a light ride, others stability and aggressiveness.

How do I make sure my bike is safe?

One of the fears of any cyclist is that they might lose their bike and be targeted by thieves. What can you do to minimise the risk of theft and maximise your chances of getting your bike back if you lose it? There is a wide range of measures to prevent theft and to recover a bike that has already been stolen. What are these measures and what can I do to maximise the protection of my bike?

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