“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
Honolulu Century Ride 2025
Trip Notes from Five Riding Duos
#03 Two Nights, Four Days: A Gentle and Beautiful Ride with Friends

This series features trip notes from riders participating in the Honolulu Century Ride 2025.In this installment, we introduce Tats, editor-in-chief of the Japanese cycling media outlet LOVE CYCLIST.Through his platform, he shares reviews of cycling brands from Japan and abroad, focusing on style, gear, and ride culture—while also leading a tight-knit community that enjoys weekly rides together.This time, drawing from his perspective as both a rider and a photographer, he reports on his 100-mile journey with friends.How did the Hawaiian wind, local atmosphere, and shared moments on the road come together? Here’s the story told from the unique viewpoint of LOVE CYCLIST. Two Nights, Four Days: […]

#Hawaii
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A Hidden Route to the Osaka-Kansai Expo!?
Ride to EXPO2025 by Share Bike!

From Long Rides to Off-Road—and Sometimes Even Casual Ride?Hi, I’m Ontama Negitoro.While most of my posts focus on off-road adventures and long-distance rides, I also have a soft spot for leisurely pottering around town, blending in with the cityscape on two wheels. This time, I’m heading to the Osaka-Kansai Expo—happening right in my hometown—by share bike!Believe it or not, you can actually access the Expo venue by bicycle. Fellow cyclists, after reading this article, you’ll be all set to ride there too! I’m planning to ride my bike all the way to Yumeshima, the site of the Osaka-Kansai Expo.(Please note: If you’re using your own bike, you’ll need to reserve a parking space by […]

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