Start With a Number

Three of the most-used tools, trimmed to two inputs each. Change a value and the answer moves. The full version is one click away.

Insurance

What should I insure my bike for?

$3,500 Stated value to insure. A theft pays $3,300 after a $200 deductible.
Full calculator with deductible and breakdown
E-bikes

How far on one charge?

35 miles Flat roads, mild weather, 180 lb rider. Hills, wind, and cold cut it.
Full calculator with terrain, weight, and weather
Fit and Fitness

What is my Zone 2 heart rate?

132 to 144 bpm Karvonen method on a Tanaka maximum of 180 bpm.
All five zones, or enter a measured maximum

Every calculator runs in your browser. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.

All Cycling Calculators

Filter by what you ride or what you want to know. Each card shows a sample answer so you know what you get before you click.

Insurance

Bike Insurance Value Calculator

Add up the bike, upgrades, and accessories to find the stated value to insure it for, and what a total loss pays.

A $3,000 bike with $500 of extras: insure it for $3,500, and a theft pays $3,300. Open calculator
Insurance

Homeowners Claim vs. Bike Insurance Calculator

See what a stolen or totaled bike pays on a homeowners policy after depreciation and the deductible, next to a stated-value bike policy.

A three-year-old $3,500 bike: about $1,450 from a home policy versus $3,300 from a bike policy. Open calculator
E-bikes

E-bike Class Finder

Answer three questions about throttle, assisted speed, and motor power to find out whether a bike is Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, or outside the system.

Throttle to 20 mph with pedal assist to 28? That is the gray area the finder sorts out. Open calculator
E-bikes

E-bike Range Calculator

Estimate miles per charge from battery size, assist level, rider weight, terrain, and weather, plus what a full charge costs.

A 500 Wh battery in Tour mode on flat roads: about 35 miles, and a 10-cent charge. Open calculator
Fit and Fitness

Bike Size Calculator

Turn your height and inseam into a frame size for road, gravel, hybrid, mountain, and e-bikes, with a starting saddle height.

5 ft 10 in with a 32.5 in inseam: a 58 cm road frame and a 72.9 cm saddle height. Open calculator
Commuting

Bike Commute Savings Calculator

Find out what riding to work saves in fuel, parking, and fares each year, and the CO2 and calories that go with it.

5 miles each way, three days a week: about $970 a year and 576 kg of CO2 avoided. Open calculator
Fit and Fitness

Cycling Calories Burned Calculator

Calories for any ride from your weight, time, and pace, using the 2024 Compendium of Physical Activities, e-bikes included.

An hour at 12 to 14 mph for a 170 lb rider: about 650 calories. Open calculator
Fit and Fitness

Sweat Rate Calculator

Weigh in before and after a ride to get your sweat rate per hour and a drinking target that keeps up with it.

Lose 1.6 lb in an hour while drinking one bottle: 1.4 liters an hour, so drink 39 oz. Open calculator
Fit and Fitness

FTP and Power Zones Calculator

Enter your FTP or a 20-minute test result and get all seven power training zones in watts, plus watts per kilogram.

FTP of 250 watts: Zone 2 is 140 to 188 watts, threshold 228 to 263. Open calculator
Fit and Fitness

Heart Rate Zones Calculator

Five heart rate training zones from your age, resting heart rate, or a measured maximum, with the formula shown.

Age 40, resting 60 bpm: Zone 2 is 132 to 144 bpm. Open calculator
Fit and Fitness

Protein Intake Calculator

A daily protein target in grams from your weight, age, goal, training hours, and diet, split across your meals with food equivalents.

A 165 lb endurance rider: about 120 g a day, 30 g at each of four meals. Open calculator

Which Tools Fit Your Ride?

Pick the situation that sounds like you and get a short path through the tools, in the order that makes sense.

Three numbers to settle in the first week: what to insure it for, what the home policy would really pay, and whether the frame fits.

  1. Bike Insurance Value Calculator Add the bike, upgrades, and accessories into the stated value before the first ride.
  2. Homeowners Claim vs. Bike Insurance Calculator See what the same bike pays on a home policy after depreciation and a $1,000 deductible.
  3. Bike Size Calculator Confirm the frame size and set the saddle height.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the cycling calculators free to use?
Yes. Every calculator on this page is free, runs in your browser, and asks for no email or account. Nothing you type is sent anywhere: the math happens on the page, and the results disappear when you close it. Use them as often as you like.
Where do the formulas come from?
Each calculator has a "How It Works" section under the tool that shows the formula, the default values, and the source behind them: the 2024 Compendium of Physical Activities for calories, the IRS standard mileage rate for commute savings, the Tanaka equation for maximum heart rate, and the policy terms for the insurance tools. Change any default that does not match your situation.
How accurate are the results?
The results are good planning estimates built from published formulas and your own inputs. Training zones and calories carry the normal error of any age or weight based formula, and e-bike range depends on wind, hills, and how hard you pedal. The insurance calculators use the policy's own terms, so the stated value and total loss math is exact for the numbers you enter.
Which calculator should I use before buying bike insurance?
Start with the bike insurance value calculator: it adds the bike, upgrades, and accessories into the stated value to put on the quote. Then run the homeowners claim comparison to see what a theft would pay on a home policy after depreciation and the deductible. Both take under a minute, and the value calculator carries your number straight into the quote form.

Know your number? Get a quote on it

Policies start at $9 a month and insure your bike at stated value with no depreciation. Enter the value from the calculator and see your price in minutes.

Free instant quote

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