“Every ride brings the world closer.”
A stamp rally-style event
“Global Ride Circuit” now underway

Global Ride Circuit (GRC) is a stamp rally program designed to make fun rides
more enjoyable and to share them more widely.
Joining is simple.
Just take part in eligible events and collect stamps. Depending on the number of stamps
you collect and the number of countries you visit, you’ll receive a GRC Prize.
Before you know it, your rides are connection you with the world.
Come, join the “Circuit Around the World” from your next ride.

FEATURE EVENT TRIP&TRAVEL
A Side of Hawaii You Can’t Find by Rental Car?

How do you explore Hawaii? A rental car is certainly convenient. You can drive from Waikiki to the North Shore in just half a day. But on a bicycle, the very same roads make you feel as though you’re discovering a completely different island. Scenery that flashes by in seconds from a car lingers with you at the pace of pedaling. You notice the scent of the trade winds, the sound of the waves, and the subtle rhythm of the island in a way that’s impossible behind the wheel. Perhaps that’s why the Honolulu Century Ride (HCR)—one of Hawaii’s signature sporting events—has attracted cyclists from around the world for more than 40 years. The real appeal isn’t simply co […]

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EVENT
New York Bicycle Travel Journal (3)
America’s Largest Bicycle Expo
BIKE NEW YORK EXPO

The third installment of the New York City travelogue by popular bicycle youtuber, Kenta-san. Kenta-san participated in Bike New York 2019, and his video from New York City is now available. This time it’s at the Bike New York EXPO, which takes place the day before the event. Kenta-san came to the JAPAN booth to pick up his bib, and there were many goods of interest to Kenta-san for sale at the EXPO.

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CULTURE
CYCLE CINEMA #02
“Project A”
Immerse in an exhilarating bike chase.

In the early 1990s, China had a completely different landscape compared to today. During the morning and evening rush hours, one could witness the famous “bicycle rush hour” that was synonymous with China at the time. Many people used bicycles for commuting, creating a breathtaking sight of thousands of people riding the same roads. Moreover, since most bicycles were of the same model and color, there was a sense of harmony. Brands like “Fenghuang” and “Yongjiu” from Shanghai were quite popular. These bicycles were tough and sturdy, serving as the essential means of transportation to support people’s daily lives.

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