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Bicycle Pains

Hip pain is a common ailment of cyclists.

Bicycling Hip Pain

Hip pain is a common complaint of bicyclists. Most often the hip pain is caused by a tight iliotibial band, or IT band, of tissue than runs from the hip to the knee, and/or by a tight, overused iliopsoas muscle. read more

Bicycle Pains Articles & Videos

Foot Pain With Bicycling
Cycling puts less stress on your feet compared to other high impact outdoor activities. Unfortunately, a combination of bad gear and hours spent in the saddle can still cause aching feet. read more
Bicycling With Wrist Pain
If bicycling causes pain in your wrists, you may be suffering from a problem caused by the angle of the saddle or your own posture when riding. The angle of your wrists and carpal tunnel syndrome may also cause pain or problems in your wris… read more
How to Bicycle with Knee Pain
Cycling is often cited as a low-impact alternative to bone-jarring sports, but cyclists are no strangers to knee pain. The structural stresses and somewhat unnatural movements required to ride a bike can cause injury in a variety of ways. L… read more