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Netherlands

A BIKE TAXI IN TILBURG IS A CLASSIC CASE OF ECO-TOURISM AND MOBILITY

July 30, 2025 1 Comment

It say’s ‘Necessity is the mother of invention’ and Theo Smeele is applying this theory in real life situation to emerge as an entrepreneur with a bike taxi business in Tilburg city after being fired from his job.

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General

I MET TWO FOREIGNERS CYCLING IN INDIA AND THEY LOVE OUR COUNTRY

May 2, 2025 3 Comments

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 […]

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Guest Column

FROM CALICUT TO SOMNATH – MY SOLO CYCLING ODYSSEY

March 7, 2025 2 Comments

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 […]

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Germany

CYCLING IN FRANKFURT: AN INDIAN’S PERSPECTIVE

August 28, 2024 1 Comment

I never imagined that cycling in Frankfurt will be so popular. I have witnessed chaotic and unfriendly roads all my life in India and cycling in Frankfurt is a whole new universe. Dedicated cycle lanes, public bike share system, electric scooters and even bike vandalism – these are some of my observations captured in this blog.

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Indore

EXPLORING INDORE – THE CLEANEST CITY OF INDIA ON A MYBYK

March 5, 2024 1 Comment

Indore, the heart of Madhya Pradesh, pulsates with energy and a vibrant spirit. But what if you could experience this city beyond the bustling streets and honking horns? Imagine gliding through historical lanes, weaving past bustling markets, and discovering hidden gems, all while getting a healthy dose of exercise. This is the magic of cycling in Indore, and thanks to […]

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Advertorial

GANPATI DARSHAN IN MUMBAI ON A KROSS BICYCLE

September 19, 2023 5 Comments

“Om Shree Ganeshaya Namaha”. This mantra means “Lord Ganesha, I offer prayers to you”. This mantra is often used to start a new project; hence I am quoting this at the beginning of this blog to seek Ganesha’s blessings. Get set as I take you for Ganpati darshan through a virtual tour of few Ganpati Pandals in Mumbai on a […]

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Leisure Rides

CYCLING IN VASAI WITH CHALO CHALE TOUR COMPANY

August 26, 2023 1 Comment

Vasai is a small town located about 50kms away from Mumbai city. Vasai is known for its beaches, fort, temples, and cycling trails. On 15th August 2023, I celebrated 76th Independence Day of India by going for a bike ride in Vasai. I booked a guided group tour with ‘Chalo Chale’ (Let’s Go), a local Travel and Tours Company based […]

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News

CYCLE CULTURE LAUNCHES INDIA’S FIRST FREE E-CYCLE CHARGING STATION IN BIR, HIMACHAL PRADESH

April 16, 2023 2 Comments

Cycle Culture, the premier electric cycle rental company in Bir, Himachal Pradesh has launched India’s first-ever free e-cycle charging station, which is a significant milestone for the cycling community in India.

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


 “A car made me arrogant while a bicycle made me realise there’s a lot to achieve on the roads” - Vijay Malhotra


“You don’t bend while cycling. You bow down to life’s amazing experiences” - Vijay Malhotra 


“Climbing is labour, downhill is a reward. Climbs are cherished but the thrill of downhills don’t last” - Vijay Malhotra 



“If you can’t become a bridge, don’t be a barricade” - 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
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