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    Ask the Doctor

    Jun 18, 2020 2 minutes
    Words David Bradford
    Photos
    Phil O’Connor, Alamy, Getty Images

    Why does my neck sometimes hurt after cycling?

    Neck pain is common in cyclists. The most common reason is usually poor riding position. If the front of the bike is too low, then in order to look ahead, the neck has to be over-extended, resulting in neck pain. Sometimes the neck pain can be so

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