Every e-bike in New York City is capped at 15 mph, a red light on a bike is a traffic ticket again as of March 27, 2026, and no-fault pays...

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E-Bike vs. Car: What Switching Really Costs, and Why Riders Quit
A new car costs $12,863 a year, per AAA, which works out to roughly a workday of pay every week. An e-bike costs about $1,000. Yet riders who buy one...

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Bike Cargo Trailer Buying Guide: Best Trailers, Hitches and Uses
A bike cargo trailer costs $150 to $600, hooks to the bike you already own in about ten seconds, and hauls 100 lbs of groceries without changing how the bike...

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Overtraining Syndrome: When More Riding Makes You Slower
Push hard for long enough without recovering and training stops making you faster. Here is how normal fatigue turns into overreaching and then overtraining syndrome, why cyclists are unusually good...

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BPC-157 and Healing Peptides: Can They Really Fix a Cyclist’s Tendon?
Somewhere in your riding group there is someone injecting BPC-157 near a knee that has hurt since March. Here is what is in the vial, what the research says it...

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Connecticut's E-Bike Law: What Every Rider Needs to Know
Connecticut rewrote its e-bike rules in Public Act 25-159 and Public Act 25-65, effective October 1, 2025. Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 e-bikes stay bicycles: no license, no...

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How to Buy a Used Bike and Not Get Burned
The pandemic bike boom is aging into the best used-bike market in memory, and the easiest one in which to buy somebody else's problem. Here is how to price a...

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Illinois' New E-Bike Law: What Every Rider Needs to Know
Illinois signed Public Act 104-0854, effective January 1, 2027. Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 e-bikes stay bicycles: no license, no registration, no insurance mandate. Anything over 750 watts...

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Road vs. Mountain Biking: Which One Is Actually More Dangerous?
Mountain bikers visit the emergency room twice as often, but road cyclists suffer the more severe injuries, the worse head trauma, and nearly all the fatalities. A 2025 trauma study...

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How to Become a Better Climber: What the Science Actually Says
Good climbers are made, not born. The research points to a handful of trainable levers: power-to-weight ratio, VO2max intervals, threshold work, heavy strength training, cadence, and pacing. Here is what...
