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
New Cycling Routes You’ve Never Heard Of (But Will Want to Ride in 2026)
Everyone’s riding the same routes. Girona. Mallorca. Tuscany. And don’t get me wrong—they’re iconic for a reason. But if you’ve been paying attention, you can feel the shift happening. New routes are opening. Entire regions are investing in cycling tourism. Infrastructure is catching up. And quietly… the next wave of cycling travel is already here.View Tour
MAY GIVEAWAY: Ride Seattle to Portland (And Why This 2-Day Ride Changes Everything for Cyclists)
Alright… let me ask you something. Have you ever looked at a ride and thought: “Yeah… that feels a little out of my league… but also kinda exciting?” That’s exactly what the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic is for most people. It’s not a casual ride.It’s not something you accidentally sign up for. It’s oneView Tour
Travel Hacks for Cyclists in 2026: How to Beat Rising Flight Costs and Travel Smarter
Travel didn’t just “get a little more expensive.” It changed—fast. In the past few months alone, rising oil prices tied to the Iran–Israel conflict 2026 escalation have pushed airfares up, tightened airline policies, and made “cheap flights” feel like a bait-and-switch. Most travelers are reacting. Cyclists?We can adapt. And if you understand a few keyView 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
Is Cycle Travel Club Worth It? What Actually Changes When You Join
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, especially being here in Japan riding with people from all over the world… Because on the surface, it looks like everyone just decided to take a trip and made it happen. But if you rewind the story a bit, most of us didn’t start there. We startedView Tour
From Cyclist to Traveler: Win a $1,500 Bike Tour
I’ll be honest with you… Most cyclists don’t have a fitness problem.They have a travel problem. Not because they don’t want to go.But because every time they start thinking about it, it turns into a lot. Where would I even ride?How do I get my bike there?Is it safe?Am I ready for that kind ofView Tour
Cyclist’s Crib: Inside The Damyang House — Korea’s Most Peaceful Cycling Basecamp Near Gwangju
I didn’t come to Gwangju looking for a place like this. I was just expecting good riding, maybe some solid food, and a place to crash at the end of the day. But somewhere between the quiet roads, the mountains, and pulling into this tucked-away house in Damyang… I realized this trip was about toView Tour
Flights Just Got 20% More Expensive—Here’s Why Cyclists Win
How the 2026 Energy Crisis Is Reshaping Travel (and Why You’re Already Ahead) I was looking at flights the other day… and had one of those wait, what? moments. Same route. Same airline.Way more expensive. At first, I thought it was just bad timing. But then I started digging. And it turns out… this isn’tView Tour
How to NOT Get Stranded, Injured, or Scammed on a Cycling Tour (2026 Guide)
Let me say this straight: Most cyclists don’t get into trouble because they’re unfit…They get into trouble because they trusted the wrong tour operator. I’ve seen it. Riders stranded on remote roads.Tours that didn’t match what was promised.Companies that disappeared after payment.Insurance that didn’t actually protect the rider. And the hardest part? 👉 They thoughtView Tour