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
Hawaii, the ultimate place to ride on Earth.

This time, I am convinced.The Honolulu Century Ride (HCR) is the best ride on Earth. This is my second time riding in Hawaii, following last year. I’ve been pondering how I should be involved as the Communication Director of Global Ride (GR). Last year, I was so focused on completing the 160 km ride that I just gave it my all. It was my first time riding a road bike overseas, and everything felt exciting. However, this year was my second time. I didn’t expect to feel the same excitement as before. So I intentionally decided not to view the event from a rider’s perspective. Instead, I planned to ride in the GR editorial team’s car and focus on capturing photos of the HCR and the b […]

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FEATURE EVENT
Tour de Brisbane inaugural Report (2)
110km, fighting against a time limit of 5.5 hours Hard race.

The Tour de Brisbane was held on Sunday, April 14. A total of 3,209 riders entered the race, a very large number for a first-time event, and the South Bank, the start/finish line, was packed with cyclists from early in the morning. First, the UCI Gran Fondo road race waved off for each age class, followed by the Amy’s Ride, which departed from Southbank, divided by distance.

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FEATURE EVENT
Honolulu Century Ride 2024 Rider Interview Series
The Breeze of Hawaii, and Beyond…
Why Ride in Hawaii? First-Time Participants, Part 1

Honolulu Century Ride (HCR) is the largest cycling event in Hawaii. But don’t make the mistake of thinking it’s just for avid cyclists. It’s a special gathering place for people who, from the moment they step off the plane, feel that “Hawaii’s here! I’m back!” They come to fully experience the sea, sky, and island nature wrapped in that blissful Hawaiian breeze. However, this ride event requires participants to pedal their way across distances from 25 to 100 miles. Hawaii is already paradise, so…why go by bike? What are these riders hoping to see along the way? This series dives into the diverse appeal of Hawaii, bringing the voices of individual riders to the forefront. First up, we s […]

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