r/bicycleculture

🔥 Hot ▲ 35.8k r/bicycleculture+8 crossposts

Company put drivers on bicycle to know how bad it is to pass by scraping cyclists.

u/Joose__bocks — 5 days ago
▲ 3 r/bicycleculture+1 crossposts

Basic Cycling Computer

I would like to find a basic cycling computer, just really want speed and distance displayed, maybe elevation gain. I would prefer that it calculate the above using GPS. Is there such a beast?

reddit.com
u/ArvoPaert — 3 days ago

Sometimes the best rides are the ones you do alone

When I first started cycling, I always thought riding with other people was the best way to enjoy it.

Group rides are great. You learn a lot, discover new routes, and there’s always someone to push you a little harder.

But lately I’ve been enjoying solo rides more than I expected.

There’s something nice about going at your own pace, taking a random turn, stopping for a photo, or just riding without having to worry about the clock.

Still love a good group ride with the right people though.

Funny how the way you enjoy cycling changes over time.

reddit.com
u/soundioo — 6 days ago
▲ 32 r/bicycleculture+4 crossposts

Avec des étapes de 400 km : Un cycliste refait le Tour de France... 1926 pour la bonne cause

Avec des étapes de 400 km : Un cycliste refait le Tour de France… 1926 pour la bonne cause

dis-leur.fr
u/amuset34 — 6 days ago

Sick and tired of bike thefts at stores? Help Whole Foods address it.

The bike racks at Whole Foods Bay Place are on the street corner, not the property — fully exposed, easy to grab a bike and go. Bikes have already been stolen there.

An easy fix: move the racks to their own parking lot roundabout, where there's security and more assurance.

Anyone else had a bike stolen there, at another store, or in the Bay Area?

It is not just this store, it is a prevalent issue that needs to be addressed. Please sign this Petition and urge them to help the biking community!

https://preview.redd.it/v3szs7a17uih1.png?width=776&format=png&auto=webp&s=0a3527cb2a19aefc8d236db9538811f0368d445a

reddit.com
u/FinancialPotato7868 — 8 days ago
▲ 41 r/bicycleculture+1 crossposts

Appreciation post for the inventors of the bike!

(Ik that there were many changes through the history of the bikes) the bike is a genius invention, it truly is, imagine having a vehicle similar to a car for 300\~$ without any additional fees, no electricity, about the size of a desk, and whenever ur driving it, u exercise instead of just sitting in a chair and moving a steering wheel! Huge appreciation for the inventors and improvements throughout the years ❤️

reddit.com
u/MapGeneral6876 — 8 days ago
▲ 22 r/bicycleculture+1 crossposts

My participation to the COP31 Bike Ride - a collective climate-friendly adventure

Last week, I participated to the COP Bike Ride, which aims to show the importance of cycling to meet national commitments regarding the reduction of carbon emissions. Launched in 2024, the first COP Bike Ride connected Paris—a highly symbolic location for climate conferences—to Baku, the host city of COP29 - the annual official climate conference. This is a relay - meaning each participant can freely ride the amount of days s/he wants and can. A banner is passed from hand to hand, and finally given, with the commitments of local authorities, such as mayors, to the president of the conference.

In 2025 an even more ambitious relay was organized for COP30 from Azerbaijan to Brazil by bicycle and sailboat, involving over 1,000 cyclists across twenty countries. I modestly participated that year from Paris to Tours (France). This year, one of the converging routes (OTR5) follows the Seine and then Burgundy and the Rhone to Dijon, Lyon, across the Alps, Aiming at Rumania and then Turkey, down to Antalya, were COP31 is to be held early November.

I integrated route 5 from Melun to Dijon, which took 6 days. We met 3 enthusiasts mayors of small cities on the Seine, including charming Pont-sur-Seine, where a private visit of its exceptional church, all covered with painting from first class 17th century painter Philippe de Champaigne. At Châtillon-sur-Seine we were received, with Crémant, close to Champagne, and cold cuts. And the next night by the heirs of the nice Oigny Abbaye, after which we visited the spring of the Seine, before going down the hills of Burgandy and along the canal to Dijon.

The global atmosphere between participants is friendly, cosmopolitan, joyful. A Dutch participant is linking London to Bucarest with his drums in a cart, offering musicians to join him at stops. We usually pick-nick for lunch, and started organizing shared lunches or dinners. We stop at camping sites. Participation is free and autonomous. Every one travels with his and her own gear. We wait and take care for minor incidents on the roads. It is a great experience, and you are invited to join us on the road!

Visit more information on https://copbikeride.org/cop31 and learn how to join us further on the way. There still is plenty of time, depending were you are based.

u/Quetzal_2000 — 8 days ago
▲ 11 r/bicycleculture+3 crossposts

Вело флешмоб

Хвастайтесь своими велосипедами , купил себе новый месяц назад. Не дорогой. Хочу в следующем году проехать 100км. Сейчас пока 2-3 раза в неделю катаю по 20кМ + -

u/Sensitive_Twist_1445 — 11 days ago
▲ 30 r/bicycleculture+3 crossposts

Ride with Me Through the North German Countryside | POV Cycling in 4K

I’ve just started a new cycling series where I follow the same cyclist through different places and landscapes. This first ride takes us through the North German countryside.

youtube.com
u/Silent_Port — 11 days ago