Cycling Holiday in Glasgow

With an abundance of natural wonders like scenic lochs, breath-taking peaks and serene countryside views – Scotland is the perfect destination for a cycling holiday. Staying in Glasgow means you’ll be close to the action, whilst also being right by nature’s doorstep. So, start your active holiday with the right foot! Here’s our guide to the best places to visit

8 top tips for travelling to the Tour de France 2018

Want to celebrate the 105th birthday of the Tour de France in person? The race is one of the most popular sporting events in the world, and there’s nothing quite like experiencing the electric atmosphere for yourself. Getting a good view of your cycling idols as they battle it out in person is actually much easier than you might think,

Easy Cycling Holidays in Europe

We love watching the world’s greats defeat the cobbled monsters of the French and Belgian Classics at this time of year – but we need a bit more training before we’re taking on those routes. And while the thought that one day it could be us reaching the top of the Koppenberg, for now we’re happy to spend our holiday

Cycling Trips in Apeldoorn

For those who prefer the petrol-free way of life, the land of tulips, cheese markets, and perfectly frothed beer might just be paradise for those hunting for a cycling holiday in Europe. Alongside Denmark, the Netherlands is the most bike-friendly nation in Europe, with 70% of all journeys in cities like Amsterdam and The Hague made on two wheels. In

Lesser-known Cycling Events in Europe

With the weather hotting up and the evenings growing longer, the open road calls to many a fan of two wheels. A huge number of lesser-known cycling events take place across Europe during the summer and early autumn months, and if you’re excited for the finale of the Tour de France you should definitely check out these other events too.

Tour de France 2017 Guide: A Wild Ride Through Five Gruelling Mountain Regions

That coveted yellow jersey is close enough to touch. The Tour de France is the greatest bike race on earth, and the 104th edition is already proving one of the most thrilling in recent memory. Christian Prudhomme, the director of the race, has stated that the 2017 route has been specifically designed to encourage riders to attack each other from

Discover Wallonia

Tradition lies at the heart of Wallonia, from its Renaissance-style architecture right down to its rich local produce. The French-speaking region of Belgium may not be a well-known holiday destination, but with a range of activities on offer, it’s a true hidden gem that oozes old world charm. With multiple museums, historic sites and more than 1,500 castles to explore,

How to race a cobbled classic

The following post comes from Starley Pro Cycling rider Gaby Leveridge, who also blogs at Go Faster Gaby. Here she reveals everything you need to know before tackling the Paris-Roubaix route. While you shake and rattle your way around the course, you can rest assured that this is a brilliantly organised sportive designed to host thousands of classics enthusiasts. There

Travel by ferry for a weekend of cobbled cycling history

The following post comes from Starley Pro Cycling rider Gaby Leveridge, owner of Go Faster Gaby. Over the past few years I have raced for both British and Australian professional teams. I specialise in the longer road races and find that tough conditions suit me. I fell in love with road cycling whilst living out in the French Alps, where

Cycle Europe: Top destinations for all abilities

Quick enough to see the sights, and leisurely enough to not miss anything, there’s nothing quite like exploring a new place on two wheels. Whatever your cycling ability, there’s a fantastic destination just waiting to welcome you. Try casually coasting down city streets, getting your heart thumping on off-road routes or even packing up and taking a long tour right

Where to Catch the Cobbled Classics

While the Tour de France may be the household name, many of cycling’s true greats are made on the stony streets of northern Europe. Belgium and France’s cobbled classics are some of the oldest events in professional road cycling, and among the most revered races of the season. The arduous routes see the world’s finest athletes on two wheels straining