Winter is coming and the “official” cycling season is slowly coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop riding. In fact, you don’t have to stop at all, because usually after a short break, you can start preparing for next year with great foundations, which is

Just as there are some undeservedly overlooked climbs, there are also some particularly star-studded ones. One of the biggest stars is, of course, the Stelvio, as Italy’s highest mountain road pass (2,757 metres high – see here) and one of the highest climbable passes in Europe, which has become a

Returning to the Canary Islands in winter is always a great experience. Who wouldn’t be happy in February with the sustained 20-22 degrees, the mostly dry and predictable weather, ideal for cycling. In 2023, I received the holiday as a birthday present from my wife. I came specifically to ride

Last September, guided by a sudden idea, we put the bikes in the car and went out to the French Alps to climb some good passes. The French part of the Alps had been left out until then, so we were happy to go, even if the five days (in

I didn’t spend much time in January when I saw a call from GriN that he was looking for bikes to paint. I dialed and as they say, the rest is history. GriN has been painting bikes for a long time. He switched from cars to bicycles and practically paints

For those who like more serious cycling, the Dolomites need no introduction. I have written about the place several times, how good it is to ride here. Monte Civetta Loop and Giau, Falzarergo, Dolomites. However, there is an event in the Dolomites (twice a year) where one of Europe’s most

“An ebike is not a bicycle but a motor, who use it does not deserve to be called a bicyclist!” This argument is repeated many times in the ebike versus normal bicycle debate. Electronic bikes and their use have been the subject of more and more popularity in recent years

Last week our group cycle a round. Between Mány and Csabdi, on the small service road next to the motorway we noticed that a new bicycle road was crossing the road. it was written on a traffic sign: Bicske on the left, Tarján on the right . We do a

If we look at the heat map of cycling around Budapest, we can see that the bikers cycling out of the city mainly towards the Buda Hills, the Pilis, the Danube Bends and the eastern parts (Csömör, Kis- and Nagytarcsa, Gödöllő, Szada, etc.). However, there is an unknown but well