The e-Bike Ride: Donostia When the last stages of autumn bring a lull like last weekend, there’s nothing better than taking the Giant Stormguard E+, the
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Discovering Luxembourg
Discovering Luxembourg By Ruben Hoogland If you had to name one thing that makes cycling so special, what would it be? There are all kinds of
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Basque Cycling Culture 2022
Basque Cycling Culture 2022 Topa! The Basque word for cheers closely resembles the word ‘topper’, Dutch vernacular for a great person. These two thoughts came together
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The Alps, Windjammers and Etxeondo
The Alps, Windjammers and Etxeondo The Alps, Windjammers and Etxeondo It’s not a cycling club, it’s a community of like-minded people. The Amsterdam-based Windjammers have been
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Where it All Begins
Where it all begins. The time when the cyclist lays the foundations for the following year. In cycling, winter is for building your base condition. With bad weather, it can be a tough few months. In the mini-documentary “On Lightness” we wanted to reflect on how each cyclist sees this time of year. Where everything begins. Where the base is built.
Riding to the most eastern point of the Iberian Peninsula.
Located in the North of the Costa Brava in Catalonia, the National Park of Cap de Creus is a very special place, a piece of earth against the sea, a mountain terrain, steep and rocky.
Basque Cycling Culture. Cycling as a window into our way of life
A journey. The long and winding road. The land of Euskadi cycling to be discovered, waiting for legs to drive the pedals. Eight friends, from across Europe – Dutch, English, Irish and Welsh – depart from Bilbao, ready to live an unforgettable experience. Because the Basque Country is cycling; the soul of Etxeondo.
Haimar Zubeldia Klasikoa. Ride the roads that made the rider
May 31. The date of the Haimar Zubeldia Klasikoa. The oldest cycling tour in Guipúzkoa, 36 editions old, starting and finishing in Zarautz. A beautiful, challenging 150 kilometres, along the Valle de Urola and Goierri, returning along the coast.