Interests: Cycling Culture

Cyclists’ Crib: Flandrien Hotel — The Cycling Museum You Can Sleep In.

I thought I booked a hotel. I accidentally checked into the soul of Belgian cycling.   Before You Book This Hotel, There’s Something You Should Know… I’ll admit it. When I first walked into Flandrien Hotel, I wasn’t blown away. That probably sounds strange considering it’s one of the most famous cycling hotels in theView Tour

Someone Is Winning a Mallorca Cycling Escape Worth $1,400—Why Not You?

The Ride That Stayed With Me I still remember descending from Cap de Formentor with the Mediterranean sparkling below me. I stopped my bike. Not because I was tired. Because I couldn’t believe places like this actually existed. And I thought: Every cyclist deserves to experience this at least once. That’s why today, Cycle TravelView Tour

Ridden & Reviewed: What It’s Really Like Renting from Wheels Sport in Mallorca

I finally get it now. I understand why cyclists from all over the world become emotionally attached to Mallorca. Not just because of the climbs. Not because of the Instagram photos. Not even because of Sa Calobra. It’s because Mallorca feels like an island entirely designed around the joy of riding bicycles. I’ve never experiencedView Tour

Ridden & Reviewed: The Best Way to Experience Kyoto, Osaka & Nara by Bike is with O Cycle Japan?

I thought I was coming to Japan to ride bikes. You know… stack some miles, take a few pretty photos, maybe eat really good food along the way. But somewhere between riding through cherry blossoms in Kyoto, feeding bowing deer in Nara, and sitting on the floor of a ryokan listening to a chef tellView Tour

Most Cyclists Riding Seoul to Busan Miss This Recovery Experience Near Seoul

Most cyclists riding the Seoul to Busan route obsess over the same things. Mileage.Passport stamps.How fast they can finish the Four Rivers path. But almost no one talks about recovery. And that’s strange… because the smartest cycling travelers know that the difference between surviving a long ride and enjoying it often comes down to whatView Tour