Category: Cycling Community
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How to Teach Your Expat Friends Bike Commuting in Manila
Gunjit and Milo’s experience of bike commuting in Manila highlights the cultural differences in road safety and bike lane usage. READ MORE
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Sensing the Ride with Deaf on the Road
Deaf on the Road fosters a supportive cycling community for Deaf individuals, emphasizing visual awareness and teamwork to navigate challenges… READ MORE
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Path Less Pedaled in Manila
Russ Roca’s recent visit to the Philippines brought excitement to the local cycling community as he engaged with fellow cyclists… READ MORE
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Car-Free Sundays Are Great But…
Car-free Sundays at Ayala promote exercise and community but fall short in challenging car dependency in Metro Manila, reinforcing the… READ MORE
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European Delegation Relaunches Bike Racks in Rizal Park
The EU Delegation’s relaunch of bike racks in Rizal Park emphasizes sustainability and community, promoting cycling as an accessible, eco-friendly… READ MORE
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4 signs of a good bike shop
For us bike commuters, a bike shop should have products available, knowledgeable staff, community atmosphere, and accessibility to meet individual… READ MORE
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Friend-zoned: Popcycle’s Friend E-Bike is Here
Popcycle recently launched the Friend e-bike, featuring a lightweight trifold design, 28kph maximum speed, and a 135km range, enhancing bike… READ MORE
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What 3 Years of Cycling Has Taught Me
Picture this. Bike Demo at BGC, August 21, 2022. Impusively buying a 10k Huffy MTB with a 3×7 Shimano Tourney.… READ MORE
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Kinship in Motion
Bike commuting is how I met my friends I ride with, but it isn’t the only thing that ties us… READ MORE
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Tales from the Saddle: Eugene’s Cebu Divide
Each year, riders from all over the Philippines sign up for what might be the country’s toughest bikepacking route: the… READ MORE
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Among the Faithful
Where is faith? Is it etched into centuries-old stone, carried through hymns and whispered prayers? Is it in the gazes… READ MORE
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Faith by Water, as Seen on Two Wheels
As a yearly panata for myself, I join events like Visita Iglesia every Lenten Season to learn more about my… READ MORE
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Tambay Cycling Hub: Our Beloved Third Place
Urban sociologist Ray Oldenburg coined the term “third place” to describe social spaces that exist beyond home (first place) and… READ MORE
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