
Riding on your Cycling Holiday: A Comprehensive Guide on what to expect on the bike.
One of the most common things we hear from guests on cycling holidays is: “I’m not an elite cyclist!”

One of the most common things we hear from guests on cycling holidays is: “I’m not an elite cyclist!”

Giro d’Italia tour. Experiencing some of the most picturesque landscapes in Europe.

Giro d’Italia tour. Experiencing some of the most picturesque landscapes in Europe.

After years of eagerly watching the Tour de France and Giro d’Italia from the comfort of your couch, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of finally booking a cycling holiday to experience the action firsthand. For cycling enthusiasts, these legendary races are more than just sporting events—they’re a celebration of endurance, grit, and the sheer joy of riding through some of the world’s most beautiful landscapes. Now, instead of being a spectator, you get to ride the same iconic routes that have tested champions and inspired countless cyclists. This isn’t just a holiday—it’s an unforgettable experience on the world’s most famous roads. But where do you begin? How do you prepare for such a monumental adventure? Here’s a guide to help you get ready for your cycling holiday and make the most of your time on the road. Do your homework Before you pack your bags, it’s essential to understand

Embarking on a cycling holiday with Bikestyle Tours is an exciting opportunity to explore the Tour de France, the Giro d’Italia, the Tour Down Under, or ride through the Italian Dolomites, French Alps and enjoy the thrill of the ride. However, to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience, proper bike preparation is essential. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the necessary steps to get your bicycle travel-ready, highlighting key aspects such as maintenance, packing, and essential gear. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a novice rider, preparing your bike meticulously will enhance your journey and allow you to fully embrace the adventure that awaits. Bike Service The first and most important step is to service your bike one to two weeks before your departure. Whether you handle the servicing yourself or take it to a professional, ensure that every component is in top condition. Servicing your bike well in

Coinciding with Black Sheep Cycling releasing INK – we couldn’t resist collaborating with Black Sheep again to create a unique cycling kit.

Close but no cigar in Polland • by Richard Barville — Poznan in Poland is about halfway between Berlin and Warsaw. The terrain is mostly flat. The motorway from Warsaw to Poznan is mostly straight and flat. It’s approx 300 km and about 3hrs by car from the airport to the hotel. I arrived in Warsaw on Qatar airways from Perth, via Doha. All in all, quite a journey! I was in Poznan to compete in the 2019 GF World Championships, hopefully, to do better than last year’s effort in Varese. By Monday afternoon after checking in at the hotel I was able to get my bike out of the travel case and put it all together. I’ve had lots of practice at bike building as we travel by air quite a lot, (4th trip this year! – Adelaide for the Tour Down Under, Melbourne for the Australian Veterans National

What an incredible 2019 Tour de France given it was one of the most exciting races in recent years and I was fortunate to be there.

Experience the Tour of Flanders Cycle Sportive. A well organised cycle event with famous climbs and cobbles. Why is it the best Cycle Sportive event?

By Staff • 2019 Giro Classico Follow our journey on the 2019 Giro d’Italia bike trip. The Italian Grand Tour never disappoints with its epic stages, huge mountains, changing weather and great Italian culture. Our trip saw the key stage in the last 2 weeks.. — Arrival of the grand tour on Stage 12 It was in Pinerolo on the steep and narrow paved Via Principi d’Acaja (450 m with an average 14% gradient and peaks of 20%) that we first saw the Italy Grand Tour. From there the mountain stages came, thick and fast! First it was the Aosta Valley, we enjoyed scenic climbs among wineries. Our non-cyclists had fun too, on the cable car to Monte Bianco on the Italian-French border, before seeing a stage finish. We enjoyed glorious weather in our opening week, seeing finishes, starts and mountain passes. Experience incredible scenery and exciting racing, like our

The screaming whistles of the Carabinieri, Italia’s best dressed police force. Blowing their whistles so loud and hard, as if to say ‘look at me, look at my Armani police suit!

At the Giro d’Italia, you get so close to the pro peloton you feel like you are a part of it.
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