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One of the most beautiful new cycling routes in Ca

One of the most beautiful new cycling routes in Canada connects two surf towns on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island — Tofino and Ucluelet. And fall is a fantastic time to explore one of the most dramatic and drop-dead gorgeous regions in the entire country.Read more at Momentummag.com.#cycling #biketravel #cyclingroutes #slowbiking #bikelife #bicyclelove

Whether you’re riding for fitness, fun, or commu

Whether you’re riding for fitness, fun, or commuting, there’s no better reward than a stop at bicycle-friendly bars or breweries. These spots don’t just tolerate cyclists—they roll out the red carpet with secure parking, themed events, and even discounts for those arriving on two wheels. Here are some of the coolest bike-loving hangouts across North America:Read more at Momentummag.com.Photo: Instagram Messorem.#bicyclelove #bikelife #bicycles #biketravel #slowbiking #urbancycling

Whether you’re into competitive races, scenic to

Whether you’re into competitive races, scenic tours, or exploring cutting-edge bike tech, 2025 promises an incredible lineup of bicycle festivals around the world that celebrate everything about cycling. Here are the best cycling festivals to check out in 2025.Read more at Momentummag.com.#bicyclelife #slowbiking #urbancycling #bicyclelove #bikelife #biketravel

Cycling in China: As Good as It Gets Imagine a pla

Cycling in China: As Good as It Gets
Imagine a place where cycling is absolutely normal; it’s the default transportation for hundreds of millions of people. Bike lanes are ten feet wide and often separated by tree-lined pavement. Imagine that nearly every intersection has its own traffic signal, just for bikes. Imagine the air ringing with as many bike bells as car horns. When you’re thirsty, you can always find a corner store with freezers full of bottled water, and although you resent using so much plastic, marked recycling bins are everywhere. When the liquid runs through your system, a public restroom appears, marked clearly in English, and it’s free to use.Read more about Robert’s adventures cycling in China at Momentummag.com.#urbancycling #biketravel #bikepacking #slowbiking #bicyclelove

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