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You don’t have to search very far to come up with a bevy of health benefits of riding your bicycle, but you may be surprised to learn that they go way beyond adding cardio to your exercise routine and building muscle. “It’s socially oriented, it’s fun, and it gets you outside and exercising,” Dr. Clare…

Nothing is quite as helpful for cyclists as recognizing which roadways and intersections can be troublesome. For the most part, learning those areas comes with experience or being part of an avid cycling community. That’s one reason why crowd-sourced bike accident apps are on the rise in California and across the nation. Crowd-sourced apps are…

Imagine being in a bicycle accident with a motor vehicle and when you file a claim against the driver’s insurance, it is denied. The reason? Unbeknownst to you, the negligent driver was working for a ride share service at the time of the accident, and the driver’s personal car insurance does not cover them while…

A bike crash can be an incredibly traumatic event. Even after any physical injuries have healed, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can continue to affect a cyclist. While many people may associate PTSD primarily with combat veterans or survivors of sexual assault, it is also very common for survivors of traffic accidents. One study found that…

If you’ve ever been tempted to send just that one text, or look up directions while driving (and lets face it, we all have been), a recent Sports Illustrated article detailing former NBA star Shawn Bradley’s bike crash injury helps snap into focus the potential cost of distracted driving. The 7 foot 6 inch athlete…

When it comes to enjoying a fun mountain bike ride, some cyclists may prefer a smooth, relaxing ride on flat, even surfaces, while others may desire fast speeds on twisty, bumpy roads. If your idea of a fun mountain bike ride is the latter, and your optimal trail includes interesting terrain with exciting twists and…

Many people mistakenly believe that if they are in a bicycle accident and they were doing something wrong, they will not be able to collect compensation from their insurance company. However, that is not necessarily true. California uses a system of “comparative negligence” rather than an all-or-nothing system of fault. In a nutshell, what this…