People ask this in plain terms: can you use HSA or FSA money to buy a bike or cycling gear? Sometimes, but only when it counts as medical care and you can prove it. If the purchase is mainly for general fitness, recreation, or “being healthier,” it’s usually not
How do tariffs on bicycles show up when you are actually buying one? Sometimes it is simple: MSRPs rise. Other times brands and retailers try to soften the blow with a tariff surcharge at checkout, especially when policy feels volatile.
Lightweight (light-assist) e-MTBs feel closer to a regular mountain bike. Full-power e-MTBs deliver maximum torque and range. Here’s how to choose.
Gravel used to be a clean little corner of the bike world. You bought a drop-bar bike with room for bigger tires, you pointed it at dirt roads and farm tracks, and you enjoyed feeling slightly rebellious for doing “road riding” somewhere that wasn’t a road. Simple. Now? Gravel
If you’ve shopped gravel tires lately, you’ve probably noticed how quickly the “normal” size has moved. What used to be considered wide in gravel has become the baseline, and more riders are now choosing 45mm and 50mm tires as everyday options. In the same breath, it’s no
Picking the right bike frame size makes everything easier. You feel more comfortable, the bike handles better, and you are less likely to deal with nagging aches in your hands, neck, or knees. If you ride for commuting, casual fitness, or weekend fun, the goal is simple: a bike that
If you searched “bike fit pain,” “knee pain cycling,” “numb hands on bike,” or “why does my back hurt when I ride,” you are not alone. A lot of riders assume discomfort is just part of cycling. It is not. In many cases, the root cause is a poor bike