The second Grand Tour of the season marks Ursus’ return to the roads of the Tour de France. After a stage win at the Giro d’Italia, the Italian brand now aims to build on that success and confirm the strong performance of its PROXIMA Team Edition wheels.
World’s leading trade fair reaffirms its role as an international platform for cycling and ecomobility in a challenging market environment – The entire cycling world gathered in Frankfurt: 1,500 exhibitors, 31,270 trade visitors and 30,420 cycling fans – Eurobike and Mobifuture: Starting in 2026, two parallel event formats at Messe Frankfurt.
After the 2024 edition, a new exclusive line for cyclists inspired by the Pirelli Sport Club with graphics that recall Pirelli advertisements from the 1960s.
Eurobike is the world’s leading trade show for bicycles,mobility and innovation, featuring 1,500 exhibitors fromaround the globe. An experience for everyone: The Eurobike Festival inspiresathletes, families and all those passionate about bikes ande-mobility. From spectacular show performances and extensive testrides of the latest models to hands-on activities andcountless other highlights – there’s so much to discover.
Why are foreigners choosing India as a cycling destination? We don’t have the requisite cycling infrastructure and safety is a critical issue. ‘Our weather and road conditions are not suited for cycling’ is what most local citizens say as the main reason for not cycling. Then how is it different for tourists from abroad? I have attempted to answer some questions in this blog.
In the last few months, my brain has become more active while pedaling and I have been writing cycling quotes post finishing the ride. So far, I have written hundred cycling quotes and will continue to add to the collection as I spend more time outdoors. I am happy to share fifteen from the collection and I hope these quotes will motivate you to ride and gather new experiences. Enjoy reading and enjoy cycling.
The world of cycling might appear to be male dominated with pictures of pro-athletes and elite racing; but the fact is cycling is an inclusive activity and welcomes everyone. Last week, we celebrated International Women’s Week and a few women cyclist stories were shared on the social media handles of Pedal and Tring Tring. So, in this blog, I am sharing inspiring stories of five women who discovered the joy, freedom and transformative power of cycling. Their efforts and enthusiasm shows that there are no barriers to cycling – it’s all in the mind; and it’s never too late to start peddling towards a healthier and happier you.
As I sit down to reflect on my cycling journey, I am filled with a sense of pride, accomplishment, and gratitude. It’s hard to believe that it’s been a remarkable journey of over 17,000 kms, with numerous milestones and achievements along the way.
My target for the day was 50 miles. The previous night was terrific. A storm had passed, and the beach house where I had stayed was rattling for almost half an hour. I tried to sail through the darkness as mosquitoes took over my room. Water supply had ceased, and even a shower in the morning was impossible. With a fully drained power bank, a phone with less than 70% battery- life, no sleep and poor breakfast, I had to ride from Kunkeshwar to Ratnagiri. Pedal For The Planet turned out to be a process to accustom to the uncertainty of life!