Two wheels. Many stories.
The Schwarzwaldhochstraße links Baden-Baden with Freudenstadt, with reasons to stop at Mummelsee and Ruhestein.
Read full article Rastatt Tourism / Nationalpark Schwarzwald; photo: Alexandro Rocca (public domain)
The Belgian fair runs from 22 to 24 January, with Friday opening until eight in the evening.
Read full article Velofollies — 2027 visitor information
In the late 1970s, Honda combined liquid cooling, shaft drive and an unusual valve arrangement.
Read full article Honda WING technical archive / Cycle World, May 1978; photo: Joerg-P (CC BY-SA 4.0), unchanged
The strip hidden beneath the tire has different jobs depending on how the wheel is built.
Read full article Schwalbe / Park Tool; photo: Petar Milošević, Rim tape (CC BY-SA 4.0), unchanged
The National Motorcycle Museum near Solihull brings everyday, working and competition motorcycles into one extensive collection.
Read full article National Motorcycle Museum — collection and halls; photo: David P Howard (CC BY-SA 2.0)
The third-generation electric cargo bike combines an 80 kg rear-rack capacity with upright storage.
Read full article Tern Bicycles — HSD Gen 3
The 75-kilometre scenic route combines mountain views, architecture and a chance to leave the saddle beside the Atna river.
Read full article Norwegian Scenic Routes / Visit Norway; photo: Kaitil (public domain)
Two numbers on the sidewall identify width and diameter, but rim compatibility still needs a separate check.
Read full article Schwalbe — Tire Sizes / Tire Dimensions; photo: Ralf Roletschek (CC BY-SA 3.0), unchanged
A frame-mounted twin-cylinder engine and separate rear suspension underpinned the TMAX’s sporting ambitions.
Read full article Yamaha Motor — TMAX launch and archive; photo: Shohei ninomiya (CC BY-SA 4.0)
The Belgian museum brings racing bicycles, trophies and documents together to explore cycling culture.
Read full article KOERS — collection, heritage and visitor information; photo: LimoWreck (CC BY 2.5)