2023 FUNRIDE PHOTO ALBUM
NewYork 🇺🇸
Port Douglas 🇦🇺
Honolulu 🇺🇸

Reflecting on 2023, as the year draws to a close, how has it been for all of you?

It’s likely that riders from around the world have cycled through various locations this year.

To wrap up the year, the Global Ride editorial team is bringing you a photo album from three international events: ‘BIKE NEW YORK (FIVE BORO BIKE TOUR)‘ in New York City, ‘PORT DOUGLAS GRAN FOND FESTIVAL’ in Port Douglas, and ‘HONOLULU CENTURY RIDE‘ in Honolulu.

Enjoy the exclusive shots captured by our editorial team, different from the official photos!

Table of Contents

 Bike New York
 PORT DOUGLASS GRAN FOND FESTIVAL
 HONOLULU CENTURY RIDE

Bike New York2023

7 May 2023/64km

PORT DOUGLAS GRAN FOND FESTIVAL 2023

10September 2023 / 48km・60km・100km・136km

HONOLULU CENTURY RIDE

24September 2023 / 40km・80km・120km・160km

Everyone, here’s to another great year of cycling ahead!

CULTURE
Circle of Cycling Friends Ring-Tomo!
#07 Kazuyuki Yamaguchi

Connecting people who enjoy rides. This time, the “Ring-Tomo” introduced by model Miho Ishigaki features sports journalist Kazuyuki Yamaguchi, whom she met through an event job. His relationship with road biking began after his first job post-graduation. He joined a publishing company with the desire to write articles and was assigned to the magazine “CYCLING SPORTS,” which marked the start of his professional involvement with biking. He quickly became responsible for covering the Tour de France, and this has become a routine for him over 30 years of reporting.We spoke with Mr. Yamaguchi about his rides, including his private experiences. *In Global Ride, a new column […]

#RingTomo
FEATURE TRIP&TRAVEL
Gravel Enthusiasts Ride Ancient Routes #01
~ Kii Mountain Range, Kumano Kodo, Off-Road ~

Hello, this is Ontama Negitoro. I was reminded of a conversation I had with a Spanish hiker when I cycled the Camino de Santiago in Spain before the pandemic. He asked me, ‘Have you been to the Kumano Kodo? You really should go!’ The ‘Camino de Santiago’ in Spain, the ‘Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage,’ and the ‘Kumano Kodo’ are all incredibly popular among hikers from abroad. While I had cycled the first two, I had never ridden through the Kumano Kodo or the Kii Peninsula. Despite its proximity to my hometown of Osaka, the rugged nature of the Kii Mountain Range has always made it feel far away. This time, I rode a route following the ancient pilg […]

#Wakayama