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Cycling Injury Clinic in Bromley – Ride Stronger, Recover Faster

Cycling should feel smooth, not painful. Whether you're training for a triathlon, commuting daily, or enjoying weekend rides, cycling injuries can strike when you least expect — especially without proper biomechanics or recovery. At Bromley Sports Injury Clinic, we specialise in diagnosing and treating cycling-related injuries, from hip and knee pain to lower back strain, using a combination of hands-on care, diagnostic ultrasound, and tailored rehab.

 

Common Cycling Injuries We Treat

Cycling injuries are often caused by overuse, muscle imbalance, or poor bike setup. We regularly assess and treat:

 

Whether it’s a repetitive niggle or a sudden pain mid-ride, we can pinpoint the issue and get you back in the saddle quickly.

Why Cyclists Choose Bromley Sports Injury Clinic

  • 🚴‍♂️ We understand cycling biomechanics and load patterns

  • 🩺 We use real-time ultrasound to assess tendon and soft tissue injury

  • 🛠️ We identify problems caused by bike fit and posture

  • 🏋️‍♀️ We offer strength, rehab, and return-to-ride guidance

  • 📆 Same-week appointments with no referral required

Integrated Treatment Plans for Cyclists

Your recovery journey may include:

  • Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Scans

  • Manual therapy or sports massage

  • Targeted hip, knee, and core strengthening

  • Rehab programming with exercise progressions

  • Cycling posture and load management advice

  • Referral for bike fitting adjustments (if relevant)

 

Cyclists & Triathletes We Support

We work with:

  • Recreational and competitive cyclists

  • Triathletes preparing for race season

  • Peloton and Zwift users experiencing overuse symptoms

  • Commuters and leisure riders with back, hip, or knee pain

 

We also support local cycling clubs, including:

 

​We also support local triathletes: 

Kingswood Triathlon Club

Crystal Palace Triathletes

Bromley Vets Athletics Club

FAQs – Cycling Injuries & Diagnosis

Q: Can cycling cause knee and hip pain?
Yes. Repetitive pedalling without proper muscle balance or saddle position can overload joints and tendons.

Q: What if I’ve already seen a physio or osteo?
If your pain keeps returning, you may need diagnostic ultrasound to confirm the root cause and target your rehab more effectively.

Q: Do you offer help with bike fit issues?
Yes — we can assess how your posture and pedal mechanics may be contributing to pain, and refer you to trusted bike fit specialists if needed.

Q: Do I need a referral from my GP?
No. You can book directly — no referral needed.

Ready to take the next step?

Book an appointment today and start your journey toward feeling better — your body will thank you.

​​Not quite sure yet?

No problem. Get in touch and we’ll be happy to talk things through with you. Whether you have a question about your symptoms, our services, or what to expect, we’re here to help, just pop us a message. 

Reviewed by: Geoff Gardener, Registered Osteopath (GOsC 8289) — Director, Bromley Sports Injury Clinic
Credentials: Osteopath · ECG Technician · Advanced DSE Assessor · Manual Handling Trainer · Phlebotomist
Regulatory information: CQC Provider — Colmore Health Limited (ID: 1-18387136912)
Last medically reviewed: 03 October 2025
Next review due: 03 April 2026
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