Australia Bicycle Travel Journal (2)
Experience the best driving comfort at B2GC

The Second installment of a Brisbane travelogue by popular bicycle youtuber, Kenta-san.
Kenta-san participated in B2CG 2019, and his video from Brisbane is now available.
This time it’s finally the day of B2GC!
Roadie’s ideal world (?) Click here to watch the video of the B2GC!

*This article is a reprint of November 2019 article.

FEATURE EVENT
Tour de Brisbane inaugural Report<extra>
Sound and Light Entertaiment Track Competition
“Six Day”

Six Day emphasizes entertainment with background music by DJs and the use of lights. Its origins are said to date back to 1878. This truck race, which once included popular Tour de France athletes such as Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins, is especially popular in Europe, where world champions, Olympians, and next-generation stars can be seen running up close with a beer in hand.

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FEATURE EVENT
Honolulu Century Ride 2024 Rider Interview Series
The Breeze of Hawaii, and Beyond…
Why Ride in Hawaii? Advanced Participants

The final installment of the Honolulu Century Ride 2024 rider interviews concludes with the experiences of advanced cyclists.What do veteran riders, who have participated in this event five, ten times, feel about it? What aspects keep drawing them back? We asked veteran participants about the allure and unique ways to enjoy the Honolulu Century Ride (HCR), often described as “the greatest ride event on Earth.”“Why do you keep coming back to cycle in Hawaii?” Table of Contents 1. The Reason a New Employee Took on His First Ride / Keisuke-san2. A Goal Carried Over to 2025 / Kenji-san, Keiko-san3. Riding Solo, Yet Never Alone—A Story on the Road / Dankichi-san 1. The Rea […]

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FEATURE EVENT TRIP&TRAVEL
Honolulu Century Ride 2025
Trip Notes from Five Riding Duos
#01 – 5 nights, 7 days / with a friend of 50 years.

To everyone still basking in the afterglow of the Honolulu Century Ride (HCR), and to those cyclists who couldn’t join this year—this month we bring you a special series of first-hand ride journals written by the participants themselves. Five groups of riders, each crossing the finish line in their own style, share their experiences of the HCR along with stories from the days they spent in Honolulu before and after the event. How did they make the most of their stay? What did they eat, see, and feel throughout their trip? The first story comes from Naohiko Matsumoto, who is approaching seventy and has completed the HCR 100-mile course—160 km—seven times.A former classmate and long-time frien […]

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