At Least 37% of Recreational Cyclists Are Riding Bikes 2 or More Sizes Too Big

A significant portion of recreational cyclists are riding bicycles that are substantially too large for their body size, with research indicating that at...

A significant portion of recreational cyclists are riding bicycles that are substantially too large for their body size, with research indicating that at...

Replacing hydraulic brake fluid on a bike isn't a $160 job—that's a worst-case scenario after serious neglect.

The claim that a single cargo bike replaces four car trips per day has become a popular talking point in cycling advocacy circles, but the actual research...

What you don't know about sag setup could be costing you nearly a third of your suspension's potential.

The bike fitting industry is experiencing significant growth, though not quite at the $280 million figure referenced in some claims.

A significant portion of floor pumps sold today display inaccurate pressure readings, with studies showing that roughly 43% of consumer floor pumps have...

A landmark study has confirmed what cyclists have long suspected: choosing to pedal to work instead of driving offers profound protection against...

Yes, losing 100 pounds in 18 months through cycling alone is statistically possible, but the emphasis on "cycling alone" is misleading.

The claim that aero wheels save "30 seconds over 40 kilometers, but only above 20 MPH" is partially true but misleading.

The bonk—that sudden, crushing loss of energy and power on a ride—happens to cyclists of all levels, but a significant portion of these experiences are...