After shattering the women's cycling record in 2024, Lael Wilcox is back. On June 7, 2026, she launches a historic supported attempt from Chicago to eclipse Mark Beaumont’s 78-day overall record and become the fastest human to circumnavigate the globe on two wheels.
Discover 4 tested MTB routes near Tbilisi, from easy short rides to medium-difficulty adventure routes. The article includes practical trail tips, safety advice, and useful information for tourists.
This winter cycling journey from Tbilisi to Mestia was a true adventure through sun, rain, freezing temperatures, and endless climbs. Over six days, I rode across different regions of Georgia, faced physical challenges, listened to my body, met kind people, and finally reached Mestia to take part in Red Bull Lukvrame. Despite the cold, the dogs, and the exhaustion, the experience reminded me that cycling journeys are one of the most powerful and rewarding gifts you can give yourself.
Georgian athlete Beka Kvernadze completes his first-ever full IRONMAN triathlon in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, finishing in 10h 47min.
The 2025 Giro d'Italia Women will mark its 36th edition. Explore all the details about the race stages, route, participating riders, and key highlights from Bergamo to Imola.
Discover the power of Ciclovía—an open-streets movement where cities reclaim roads from cars and give them to people. Inspired by Bogotá, learn how weekly car-free days can transform health, community, and city life.
After Lado Abkhazava’s bike was stolen, the cycling community rallied together. Zura’s Bike Shop in Kutaisi generously gifted him a new bike—an inspiring gesture for one of Georgia’s most dedicated educators and pro-European voices.
Meet Marika Maisuradze - mother, teacher, historian, and daily cyclist in Tbilisi. Learn how she navigates the city, overcomes challenges, and inspires others to embrace urban cycling in Georgia.
Is cycling truly “not so Georgian”? Explore how bicycles are portrayed in Georgian advertising, societal perceptions, and the potential of bikes to reshape our cities. Plus, see what marketers think Georgian families aspire to.
