E-bikes are becoming a popular choice for teens, offering freedom and practicality, but parents need to carefully match bike type, size, and class (1, 2, or 3) to their child’s...
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The Best U.S. States for bike commuting in 2025, ranked
Velosurance’s state-by-state analysis ranks Vermont #1 for bike-commuter-friendliness, followed by Oregon and Minnesota, using a 100-point model across ridership, infrastructure, road laws/safety, and federal funding. The study highlights how strong...
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A buyer’s guide to moped-style E-bikes
Moped-style e-bikes blend vintage moto looks with modern power, but discerning buyers should look past the hype and focus on weight, motor type, range, proven electronics, service support, and security...
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25 unpopular and uncomfortable cycling opinions
The truth is, cycling can be simpler, cheaper, and more enjoyable than the experts want you to believe. These 25 opinions might ruffle some lycra-clad feathers, but they're designed to...
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Top 5 Myths about bike coverage under homeowners insurance
This article debunks the five most common myths about bicycle coverage under this type of insurance, revealing the hidden limitations, exclusions, and financial risks that could leave you pedaling without...
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The definitive guide to the best bike insurance in 2025
Specialty bicycle insurance is designed around how cyclists actually ride, store, and risk their bikes. Specialty bicycle insurance policies understand the unique risks cyclists face and provide targeted protection that...
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Cruise in style: How to choose the perfect beach cruiser bike
Sunshine on your face, salt in the air, and a bike that feels like a summer song on two wheels—welcome to the world of beach cruisers. These laid-back beauties aren’t...
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Spring into gear: Your step-by-step comeback plan for summer racing season
Whether you took the winter off to heal an injury, dodge burnout, or simply enjoy a well-earned break, there’s something about the promise of summer racing that stirs the legs...
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Pedals, not pitfalls: How cities, employers, and communities can make bike commuting accessible for all
While many pandemic-era cyclists stopped biking, most cities retained their infrastructure, with many temporary pop-up bike lanes becoming permanent as cycling to work continued to grow, especially in urban and...
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The subtle art of crashing your bike
If you ride a bicycle long enough, the inevitable will happen: you’re going to crash. One moment, you’re happily pedaling along, and the next thing you know, you’re looking up...