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Events

FIVE LEARNINGS AND TAKEAWAYS FROM THE MPOWER CYCLOTHON 2025

December 8, 2025 Leave a Comment

Thousands of riders pedal past mental health stigma in Mumbai advocating for inclusivity, emotional solidarity, road safety and the future of competitive sports.

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Guest Column

MY CYCLING JOURNEY: PEDALLING THROUGH CHALLENGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

March 9, 2025 1 Comment

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.

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General

5 CITY BIKES RECOMMENDED FOR WOMEN IN INDIA

November 9, 2024 Leave a Comment

City bikes are a great way for kick starting your cycling journey. And if you are someone who’s looking for a reliable and stylish city bike to navigate India’s bustling streets then this blog is for you.

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Events

JIO MUMBAI CYCLOTHON 2023 PRESS CONFERENCE AND JERSEY LAUNCH

October 28, 2023 Leave a Comment

Cyclothon and critical mass events are a great way of nurturing a cycling eco-system. Gear up for the second season of Mumbai’s most awaited cycling event ‘Jio Sustainibility Cyclothon’ which will be held on 17th December 2023. Champ Endurance, the organizers have released its new and refreshing Jersey at a press conference meet held on 27th October 2023 at the […]

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News

CYCLISTS PEDAL TO CELEBRATE WORLD HEALTH DAY

April 8, 2023 1 Comment

Cycle Chala, City Bacha and Smart Commute Foundation in association with Healthspring organized “Health for all” ride on the 7th of April, Friday, on the occasion of World Health Day 2023. This year we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the World Health Organization with a group ride across four different locations in Mumbai.

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Events

JIO MUMBAI CYCLOTHON MAIDEN EVENT STARTS WITH A BANG

November 13, 2022 3 Comments

The first edition of Jio Mumbai Cyclothon was successfully concluded on 13th November 2022 with over 5000 cycling enthusiasts having participated in the event. Suniel Shetty, Vrushali Shinde and Tiger Shroff, the Green Ambassador of Jio Mumbai Cyclothon flagged off the various race categories.

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News

TWO CYCLISTS IN MUMBAI RECORD 10K KMS ON STRAVA IN 2020

October 25, 2020 7 Comments

Senior aged men in lycra are setting Strava records. No better day then Dusshera to achieve a new milestone.

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Startup

TRAVEL, MOTORING, SPORTS … WHAT’S YOUR KICK?

October 21, 2020 Leave a Comment

Delhi Girl creates ‘Passion Merchandise’, sells crazy stuff that fosters novel interests, and calls her venture WHAT’S YOUR KICK.

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KURUKSHETRA DEDICATES A ‘GALIYARA’ FOR ACTIVE LIFESTYLE

July 18, 2020 2 Comments

‘Galiyara’ is an uplifting concept in times of COVID-19; it aims to foster health and wellness, and further transform Kurukshetra into a model cycling city.

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News

RECREATIONAL CYCLING ACCELERATES IN MUMBAI, CONSUMERS RUSH TO CYCLE SHOPS

July 2, 2020 4 Comments

Post the application of partial relaxation in lockdown, bicycle ridership has surged in Mumbai city complementing growth to retail business during unlock 1.0 (June 2020). Cycling is the new fad – freedom from homesickness, fitness ritual and vehicle for social distancing.

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“Electric bikes are good for the knees and Road bikes are good for the calve’s” - Vijay Malhotra 


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"With his Pedal and Tring Tring site, Vijay is bringing a loud, joyful voice to the global conversation around #bikes4all and #bikes4climate. He's been a resource for me in understanding the individuals and communities in India making a difference. This biking movement is a world-wide collective, and Vijay is making sure India's bike-loving community is in that lens" - Andrea Learned, Social Media Strategist, Writer and Climate Activist.
"No matter how my day is going, I can always count on Vijay's inspiring and informative posts to put a smile on my face. In just a few month's time, Pedal and Tring Tring has established itself as a valuable voice for cycling in Mumbai and cities around the world" - Chris Bruntlett, Co-Founder, Modacitylife.com and author of the book "Building The Cycling City: The Dutch Blueprint For Urban Vitality"

“I really enjoy reading Vijay’s blog posts and following his Instagram profile. The content is interesting, informative and international. And I particularly enjoy articles about India” – Helen Dominish, Founder, Uncoolcyclingclub.com

"The global cycling community has very rich social fiber. The bicycle is an ever-present instrument of human mobility and transportation besides recreation and sport. Therefore every voice counts a lot. The cycling blog Pedal and Tring Tring of Vijay Malhotra is an instrumental communication tool for all of us who care about the well-being of cycling for all. Every post empowers and brings a ray of hope for those who advocate day in and day out for this most loyal staple for humanity that is with us for over two centuries. We need platforms like Pedal and Tring Tring to encourage citizens in developing countries to use bicycles as a primary mode of transportation without any stigma". - Leszek Sibilski, Founder of World Bicycle Day.
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"Vijay is bringing authentic stories in his blogs. Thanks to his post I get to know the world of cycling from another perspective and discover new and interesting people through his interviews. His effort and dedication are unique. Congratulations and keep up with the good work" - Samanta Bullock, Fashion Model, Motivational Speaker, Owns a label 'SB' Samantabullock.com
"Congratulations on the first anniversary of your blog. I always enjoy reading it and I am impressed with the good work you are doing to promote cycling in India" - Don Porche, Teacher, Writer, Traveller and Founder operasandcycling.com
"I would like to thank you for penning down your journey and experience at Ride to Mpower in such a wonderful and detailed piece! You are indeed a crusader who can create mental health awareness and stamp out stigma. Wish you all the luck for writing, cycling and your career. Its ok not to be ok". - Neerja Birla, Founder and Chairperson at Aditya Birla Education Trust, Mpower Minds.
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