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Hm I wonder why would a health insurance company do this.
Dont they consider bike riding a risk-factor while purchasing the insurance in case you do ride a bike on a regular basis. Because if you crash , they are the ones who will have to pay up for medical costs etc.
I would understand if a bicycle insurance company, such as, lets say Markel or Velosurance or any other would do this , but a health insurance company?
Something does not add up here for me. Are there any underwater stones to be aware of?Hmm , I think they are pretty close spec wise. I would suggest to test-ride each of these bikes. A test ride of 30+ minutes would be better if possible
These tips really work, thanks. Took me a couple weeks to get used to all of them, but I really feel the difference now.
