She Quit Driving for 1 Year and Saved $14,200 by Using a Bike and Public Transit
A year without a car doesn't just reduce your carbon footprint—it can also eliminate one of your largest monthly expenses.
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At Least 73% of City Cyclists Have Had a Ride Ruined by a Pothole They Couldn’t Avoid
At least 73% of city cyclists have had a ride ruined by a pothole they couldn't avoid. This isn't a casual inconvenience or a minor bump in the road—it's...
$950 Average Insurance Claim for Bike Damage in a Car-Bike Collision
The $950 figure often cited for average bike damage claims in car-bike collisions doesn't hold up under scrutiny.
The Cycling Infrastructure Inequality Crisis Explained in One Statistic: Low-Income Neighborhoods Have 72% Fewer Bike Lanes
The data paints a stark picture of inequality in America's cycling infrastructure. Low-income neighborhoods receive significantly less investment in bike...
Crank Arm Length: What Most Cyclists Don’t Know About 5mm Could Eliminate Their Hip Pain
That seemingly small difference of just 5 millimeters in crank arm length doesn't sound like much—until you realize it could be the reason you've been...
Women’s Cycling in 2026: Participation Up 31% But Prize Money Still 67% Lower Than Men’s Events
Women's cycling in 2026 stands at a peculiar inflection point: more races exist, more teams compete, and participation is climbing.
Warning: 40% of Kids’ Bike Helmets Sold in 2026 Use Outdated Foam That Degrades in Heat
The claim that 40% of children's bike helmets use outdated foam in 2026 reflects a genuine concern about helmet degradation, though the specific market...
New Study Found Cycling Just 20 Minutes a Day Improves Cognitive Function by 15% in Adults Over 60
Recent research has found that cycling, even in brief 20-minute sessions, does improve cognitive function in older adults.
He Tracked Every Dollar of His Bike Commute for 3 Years and Saved $27,300 Over Driving
When one cyclist decided to track every expense associated with his daily bike commute for three years, the results were staggering.
Fact Check: Can You Actually Commute Year-Round by Bike in 92% of US Cities? The Data Backs It Up
The claim that you can commute year-round by bike in 92% of US cities is difficult to verify, and research doesn't support such a broad assertion.