Category: Cyclo-Tourism
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Baler and Back Again
Bike touring in Baler is a mix of good roads, good views, and even better company, something you carry with… READ MORE
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On Valenzuela’s Bikeable Heritage
The author reflects on biking through Valenzuela, exploring its historical sites and architectural heritage, while highlighting challenges for cyclists due… READ MORE
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Explore Intramuros with Bambike Ecotours
Bambike Ecotours offers a unique, sustainable way to explore Intramuros by biking. Enjoy history while supporting local craftsmanship and eco-friendly… 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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Truck-kun Adventure to Dampalit Megadike in Malabon
The Dampalit Megadike has evolved into a recreational space in Malabon, becoming a local biking destination despite the challenging route. READ MORE
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Can Multimodal Travel Work for Interprovincial Trips?
TCC explores multimodal travel from Manila to Pampanga, using the Friend e-bike from Popcycle, and other transportation methods, while advocating… READ MORE
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Steeling for the Ride: Lobo Loop, Batangas
The Lobo Loop in Batangas provided a challenging ride with significant elevation gains, testing endurance while offering beautiful mountain and… READ MORE
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Metro Manila Museums Need to Embrace Bike Parking
Museums are meant to be third places: spaces for everyone to engage with culture. But by neglecting basic bike infrastructure,… 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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A Weekend in Makiling: Small in the Forest, Whole in the Ride
I have a very select list of people who I say yes to on a whim, and Valerie is on… 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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The RORO is Great, and Sucks at the Same Time
There are several ways to travel around the Philippines, and one of them is the Roll-On, Roll-Off (RORO) system. The… READ MORE
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