The Bajaj Pune Grand Tour 2026 flagged off its first stage on Tuesday, the Mulshi–Maval Miles, from the TCS Circle near Hinjewadi. Over 87.2 demanding kilometres, riders were taken on a relentless journey through sweeping grasslands, twisting mountain roads and shimmering backwaters, setting the tone for a race that has wasted no time in baring its teeth.
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) is set to launch the second edition of the CISFVande Mataram Coastal Cyclothon–2026, a landmark national initiative aimed at strengthening coastal security awareness, national unity and communityparticipation.
India’s first-ever Continental multi-stage road race for men burst into life on Monday afternoon as the Bajaj Pune Grand Tour 2026 rolled out from Goodluck Chowk near Deccan Gymkhana.
With just 48 hours to go to the start of India’s inaugural UCI 2.2 Continental Cycling Road Race- Bajaj Pune Grand Tour 2026, the Indian riders are ready to embrace the experience, learnings, and take up the challenge that brings them to the brink of breaking into the international circuit. India’s largest contingent of 12 riders will participate, as Pune is ready to host country’s first-ever UCI-recognised road race.
Former Indian Cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has been named Goodwill Ambassador for the most awaited Bajaj Pune Grand Tour 2026, lending his support to India’s first international cycling road race, scheduled from 19-23 January in Pune.
29 International Teams from Five Continents comprising Riders from 35 Countries to descend in India’s ‘Cycle Capital’ PUNE as World is Set to Witness its first and historic 171 -Rider roster mark.
A groundbreaking study announced today by World Bicycle Relief and IDinsight provides the strongest evidence yet that simple, reliable bicycles can build climate resilience and accelerate recovery in mobility-challenged rural communities—transforming how governments and development agencies think about last-mile transportation. Results from the two-year randomized controlled trial (RCT) in Zambia’s rural Mumbwa District show that when adults gain access to reliable bicycles-supported by local shops, trained mechanics, and spare parts—they don’t just move faster. They earn more, eat better, have access to more services, and recover sooner after economic and environmental shocks.
The latest Copenhagenize Index study that ranks global cities on several parameters has announced the list of the most cycling-friendly cities. Utrecht claimed the number one spot as it pedaled past Copenhagen and emerged as the best cycling city in the world.
Intimate atmosphere and shift in focus to professional visitors as cargo bike industry comes together for successful International Cargo Bike Festival in Utrecht.
This year’s International Cargo Bike Festival combines a packed speaking programme and innovative exhibitors with a new, professional focus and free visitor entrance.