Health plans cover less of a crash in 2027, New Jersey now requires liability insurance for throttle e-bikes, co-op boards ask for proof of coverage before an e-bike enters the...

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Are Fat Tire E-Bikes Good for Commuting? What They Fix and What They Cost You
Fat tires soak up potholes and float over snow and sand, which is why they now ship on everything from $999 folding bikes to $2,500 mid-drive commuters. On pavement they...

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What to Do When an Airline Damages Your Bike
An airline's liability for a damaged bike is capped at $4,700 on US domestic flights and about $2,060 under the Montreal Convention, reporting windows can be as short as 6...

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Hit by a Car on Your Bike in New York: How No-Fault and Hit-and-Run Claims Work
A driver hits you on your bike in New York and keeps going. No-fault insurance pays up to $50,000 of your medical bills and most of your lost wages no...

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Mitochondria for Cyclists: How Your Legs Build an Engine, and How They Lose One
Half of your fitness lives in your leg muscles, in the mitochondria that burn fat, sugar and, late in a long ride, your own muscle protein. Here is how training...

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Velocity-Based Training for Cyclists: How to Lift for Power Without Wrecking Tomorrow’s Ride
Pro cycling teams stopped grinding out heavy sets to failure and started watching bar speed instead. Velocity-based training loads the bar at 60 to 70% of max, pushes every rep...

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How Much Protein Do Cyclists Need? What the Latest Research Says
The old advice was pasta and a banana. The newest research in cyclists says 1.6 to 2.0 grams of protein per kilogram a day, double the RDA, with 30 to...

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Race Weight Is Over: Why Pro Cyclists Got Stronger, Not Thinner, and What It Means for You
The skin-and-bones climber of the 2000s is gone. Today's pros are as lean as ever but carry more muscle, because durability, the power you still have after three hours, is...

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Don’t Waste Another Winter on the Trainer: Workouts That Fix Real Weaknesses
Winter on the trainer is the one time of year you control every variable, so spend it fixing a specific weakness. Four of them, fading after 90 minutes, a low...

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Cross-Training for Cyclists: What Transfers to the Bike and What Doesn’t
Aerobic fitness carries over between sports, but unevenly: running and cross-country skiing transfer to the bike well, swimming barely at all. The real payoff is what cycling cannot give you,...
