About
What is Bike Insights?
Bike Insights provides the cycling community with independent, data-driven insights about bike design. Our tools make it easy to search for bikes and compare them using powerful yet intuitive resources like our bike-on-bike comparison tool.
Insights Powered by the Community
Understanding bike design is about more than just comparing bike geometry numbers. We provide insights about the relationship between rider and bike and how categories influence designs to give you a more complete understanding of how a bike will work for you.
Bike Insights is powered by community support. Here are a few easy ways to pitch in:
- Create a profileBy joining our community, you’ll receive a personalized experience with insights tailored just to you.
- Add bike geometriesAdd bikes that aren't yet listed or add your own private/custom geometries and get comparing!
- Report your experienceSupport the community by leaving feedback on the bikes you've ridden.
Data Quality
We take data quality very seriously and are working hard every day to improve our database. We work with bike companies to establish best-practices for getting the most precise, accurate, and complete information out to cyclists. See somewhere we can do better? Please leave us your feedback!
Managed Brands
Bike Insights offers complementary tools to help you manage your brand’s data on our site. These tools are available for brands of all sizes and are a breeze to use.
Learn More about Managed BrandsOur Story

Bike Insights was co-founded by Zach Hale and Dan Stroud, two cyclists who shared a fascination with bicycle geometry and a frustration with how hard it was to find and compare bike data.
Today, Bike Insights is led by Zach, a software engineer and avid cyclist based in Seattle, WA. What started as a curiosity about bicycle fit and handling has grown into a mission to build the best tools for understanding bike design.
When not building cycling tools, Zach can be found bike touring, exploring trails around the Pacific Northwest, or tinkering with bicycles.
