BIKE Magazine aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Let’s be honest, finding the right bike seat can be a brutal, ...

Cheryl Williams considers herself one of the lucky ones. For three decades, Williams rode to and from her public service job without issue. But when she was posted to Bangkok, she joined a cycling ...

Long-distance leisure bicycling is fun but can also be painful on the butt. So a local inventor just copywrighted an ...

Cycling to and from work or school, for leisure, for health, or to run errands is a great way to have some fun while you're also doing other stuff you might have to rely on public transport or a daily ...

The first tool-free, quick-adjust bike seat with three preset widths—Sport, Casual, and Cruiser—built to ease seat pain and keep riders comfortable. We just wanted to ride longer without cutting the ...

If you think being uncomfortable in the saddle is a normal part of riding a bike, you might want to think again. Resting your nether region on a tiny triangle-shaped seat while you pedal for hours isn ...

While spin bikes will never be as comfortable as couches, there are specific things you can do to make your stationary bike seat hurt less. Indoor biking, either at home or at a spin class, has become ...

Riding a bicycle can be a healthier, more fun, and definitely greener alternative to hopping behind the wheel of a car as you go about your daily chores, but cycling can also be a pain in the butt.

Having an indoor exercise bike at home is a major convenience: You can whip out a workout without ever leaving your place. But it can also be a little tough on your butt. Some bikes are made with hard ...

She continues, "We have wide hips, so we sit on our soft tissue. [Our hips] are downward facing. [This bike seat] is so thin, and we end up putting our entire bodyweight on our soft tissue, on this ...

Many road, gravel, and mountain bike riders struggle with saddle discomfort, so they head to their local bike shop or favorite online retailer to purchase a new seat. Then, they install the new fancy ...

Yes, indoor cycling is a great low-impact cardio option for many (but not all!) with joint pain, especially those with knee issues. But, on the flip side, if you're misusing your at-home bike, the ...