The urban bike magazine

Thomas Rottensteiner

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Thomas Rottensteiner has lived in Graz since 2015. He soon found out that the best way to get to know the city is by bike. As a student at the University of Applied Sciences in Bad Gleichenberg, a quaint town in southeast Styria, he enjoys both peace and quiet as well as the many facets of urban life. Thomas works as an intern in the Communications Department at Bike Citizens.

Articles by Thomas

“PING if you care!” – At the Touch of a Button. Making a strong impact. Achieving exciting results!

Cyclists in Brussels take an active part in the “PING if you care!” urban planning initiative. The results have now been published and they provide an exciting insight into the current state of the transport infrastructure from the cyclist’s perspective. The city can now quickly and efficiently plan appropriate measures.

Bringázz a munkába! Hungary is cycling to work

The Hungarian bike to work campaign has been relaunched in 2018 after a short break in the past few years. Now the campaign has been fitted with the Bike Citizens app, with which participant can win prizes just by logging into the app and cycling at least 50% of their individual work days to work.

Which cycling shoes would suit me the best?

Whether you are on the way to an appointment or meeting friends in the park, your outfit needs to be just right. The right footwear is naturally a key element of any stylish outfit. People who ride their bikes every day will certainly have asked themselves at some point whether such a thing really exists. Is there such a thing as the ‘right’ shoe for cycling in the city? Bike Citizens has asked around and has compiled a list of the most important points to consider.

Stockholm gets geared up: 5000 new e-bikes for Sweden’s capital city

When you think of Stockholm, you picture images of enchanting Lake Malar, the famous Vasa Museum or simply of the magnificent natural surroundings. Local inhabitants of the city and tourists should be even more delighted to know that they will soon also be able to discover the wealth of tourist attractions and activities that the city has to offer on one of the 5,000 new e-bikes which will be available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.