Why longer isn’t always better on a cycling tour. Learn how Bikestyle Tours balances distance, climbing, recovery and epic rides across a multi-day tour.
Why the Best Ride Isn’t Always the Longest Ride Read More »
5:30am starts, 24 bikes, 30+ wheelsets and late nights. Michele Primaro takes us behind the scenes of life as a mechanic at cycling’s highest level.
A Day in the Life of a Grand Tour Mechanic Read More »
Mountain weather can change a cycling holiday quickly. Learn how Bikestyle guides plan for wind, cold, heat and changing conditions on famous climbs.
Guided Cycling Tours: Riders of All Levels Read More »
Mountain weather can change a cycling holiday quickly. Learn how Bikestyle guides plan for wind, cold, heat and changing conditions on famous climbs.
Why Our Guides Always Check the Weather Twice Read More »
Where would a cycling tour owner ride with friends? Adam Gill explains why Italy, the Stelvio and Dolomites would be his first choice for a cycling holiday.
Cycling Holiday With Friends, Why I Choose Italy Read More »
Preparing for a cycling holiday? Learn when to service your bike, practise packing, build your checklist and avoid last-minute travel stress.
How to Prepare for a Cycling Holiday Read More »
Learn cycling group etiquette with coach Adam Gill, from bunch positioning and pacing to communication, safety and the unwritten rules of group riding.
Cycling Group Etiquette: Ride Together, Ride Better Read More »
Planning to watch the Tour de France on Alpe d’Huez? Get first hand tips on road closures, crowds, viewing spots and race day safety.
Alpe d’Huez Tour de France Spectator Guide Read More »
Cycling in the Dolomites takes you over the Sella Ronda, legendary Giro d’Italia climbs and some of Italy’s most spectacular mountain roads.
Cycling in the Dolomites: Why Every Cyclist Should Ride These Roads Read More »
The Giro d’Italia and the Vuelta a España are also Grand cycling tours, but why does the Tour de France have a larger viewership and unparalleled global prestige? It’s because the Tour de France is a cultural juggernaut—the oldest and most storied race in the cycling world. It’s a century-old legacy drawing star power from
How Long Is the Tour de France? Read More »
The 21-stage race has four main individual classifications: General, Mountains, Points, and Young Riders. The rider leading the Young Rider Classification wears the White Jersey Tour de France, the Points Classification leader wears the Green Jersey, the Mountains Classification leader wears the Polka Dot Jersey Tour de France, and the one who leads the General
Exactly What All the Tour de France Jerseys Colors Mean Read More »
Giro d’Italia tour. Experiencing some of the most picturesque landscapes in Europe.
Behind the Brand: A Sit-Down with Black Sheep Cycling’s Founder Read More »
We organise and run cycling tours that are the envy of others and create lifelong memories. We are your specialists in cycling holidays in France, Italy, Spain, Australia, Belgium and California.
