Cincinnati is a goodly distance away. I'm in Cleveland.
It kind of depends on what problems your back has. I mean, you are still doing some balancing using your core, so if that's hard on your back, it will remain hard. I find that biking is basically neutral for my lower back, neither helps nor hurts it. But my knees, man my knees are a problem. And the pedal assist not only makes hills easy, but is kinder to my knees over all.
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Date: 2020-12-10 01:05 am (UTC)It kind of depends on what problems your back has. I mean, you are still doing some balancing using your core, so if that's hard on your back, it will remain hard. I find that biking is basically neutral for my lower back, neither helps nor hurts it. But my knees, man my knees are a problem. And the pedal assist not only makes hills easy, but is kinder to my knees over all.