Lower back pain while cycling
Lower back pain on the bike almost always has a cause that can be measured.
Does this sound familiar?
- Nagging or stabbing pain in the lower back during or after cycling
- Stiffness when dismounting that only eases after hours
- Pain that increases on longer rides or at higher intensity
- The feeling of sitting crookedly or twisted on the bike
The biomechanical causes
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An elevated temperature in the lower back often points to a compensation mechanism or an incorrect saddle setting
Leg length difference or pelvic misalignment causing the spine to compensate with every pedal stroke
A position that is too long or too low for your mobility at that moment
Insufficient core stability for the chosen position
How we measure it
Let us find the cause.
No guesswork, just measurements: we track down where your complaint comes from and adjust your position accordingly.