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Saddle Sores From Cycling: Causes, Treatment, and How to Prevent Them for Good

Saddle sores from cycling are skin injuries caused by repeated friction, pressure, heat, and moisture where the body contacts the saddle. They often start as small hot...

Leg Cramps While Cycling: Causes, Prevention, and the Fastest Way to Stop Them

It comes on unexpectedly, and it comes on fast. You’re enjoying a weekend ride when, out of nowhere, a searing pain shoots through your leg. You can...

Sit Bone Pain From Cycling: Why It Happens and How to Fix It for Good

Your sit bones are built to support you, but they’ll only tolerate so much. Plant them in a car for a long road trip, and you’ll be...

The Endurance Rider’s Guide to the Best Bike Saddles for Long Rides

Every endurance rider remembers their first “milepost” moment. Maybe it was the jump from 25 to 50 miles, or from a weekend spin to a full century...

What To Do When You Break a Bike Spoke

When you’re pedaling your bike, you might be thinking about many different things. You may be taking in the scenery, watching for road hazards, or noticing that...

Do Noseless Bike Saddles Work?

As a cyclist, you spend an awful lot of time with your butt planted on a bike saddle. Serious cyclists ride for hours at a time, several...
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