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    Tile Hunting: The Risks and Rewards of the Chase

    At its core, tile hunting is about more than just collecting squares. It’s a way to turn riding into a game, to give your kilometres a different purpose outside of fitness. It can push you to explore, but it can also become an obsession. Let’s…

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    Tandem Bike With Non-Riders: Is It Possible?

    For a non-cyclist, “riding” usually means you disappear for several hours and come back sweaty, muddy, and looking somehow both well-rested and terribly exhausted. They might even politely pretend to care about your Strava segments, but let’s be honest: they don’t. They really don’t. So…

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    7 Ways to Pretend You Didn’t Get Dropped

    Some cyclists manage power. Others manage nutrition. But the truly elite manage dignity. When you’ve been chewed up by the peloton and spat out into the unforgiving solo realm, your only option is to salvage what’s left of your self-respect. In nature, when the weak…

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    Riding Together – Setting Goals as a Cycling Couple

    Cycling as a couple can be one of the most rewarding shared experiences, combining fitness, adventure, and quality time together. Yet, as with any shared activity, cycling can either strengthen a relationship or strain it unexpectedly. What makes the difference? Often, it comes down to…

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    Will Gen Z Make Cycling Great Again?

    Those born earlier are often surprised that members of the younger generation do things differently. Young people are thought to see the world differently, to behave differently, to have different priorities and interests. Various surveys show that they have different attitudes to travel, food, shopping…