Routes & Travel

Past deserted factory sites and recently built districts up to the cathedral and on towards the large canal that leads cyclists up to the city gates: those who enjoy lively, urban life will love Milan by bike. The best time to visit the northern Italian City is from March to June and September to November.

The photographer Sebastian Hofer / click.inspired explores an intimate dialogue between people, bikes and roads with his pictures. The snapshots in this collection are embedded in a powerful natural setting which simply puts everything into perspective. It’s not just passionate cyclists who lose themselves in these moments in front of the lens. Bike Citizens presents ten of its most breathtaking cycling photos.

When you hear the words "cycling trip" you normally think of a lot of luggage on big touring bikes. On hearing “folding bike” you think about small bikes in the city. However, travelling and holidays are extremely comfortable on and with a folding bike. It opens up new horizons for holidaymakers, as it offers opportunities that big bicycles do not, whether it be for a weekend trip or for a long journey. Bike Citizens know which!

Biketravel trough the Ukraine to Russia. It’s a relatively small segment of Elias and Fabio’s itinerary, yet it may be the most critical stage of the project, at least as far as time and emotional tension are concerned. So far it’s gone off without a hitch, their Austrian passports opening doors and hearts in Romania, Moldova and the Ukraine. Approaching the Russian border, however, the two young men from Graz are visited not just by the area’s notorious bad weather, but also a healthy dose of trepidation.

London is iconic, without doubt. Its role over the last two thousand years has made it one of the world’s most culturally divers cities. Cycling through the capital of United Kingdom is fun as well as charming and challenging– and worth every mile for both tourists and citizens.

Graz to Tokyo by bike: it’s an ambitious plan - especially for two young men who to date haven’t even clocked up a total of 500 kilometres on a bicycle between them. Perhaps that’s a prerequisite for rushing headlong into a dream of complete freedom on two wheels. Let the adventure begin...

Beautiful and brutal: the Transcontinental Race is the self-supported ultra-distance cycling race across Europe. Between myth and feasibility and in the midst of the hot summer of 2018, the first women's team masters the mighty ‘Race Across Europe’ within the time limit. Johanna Jahnke and Marion Dziwnik - Team 255 - in an interview about 15 days in the saddle, 4,000 kilometres, 35,000 vertical metres climbed and ‘proper’ challenges

Cycle 14,000 kilometres half way around the world, with not much bicycle touring experience? This is what Fabio and Elias from Austria are planning. In “Part #1" of the bike adventure series, Elias and Fabio explain why they are “really” doing this bike travel.

The Copenhagen Bike Retreat is the perfect break for distressed urban cyclists as well as passionate bike commuters, couriers and pedaling families. It’s about calming down and enjoy „hygge“ cycling life in one of the best cycling cities worldwide. Find out now if you need a Copenhagen Bike Retreat!