CYCLING ALONE IS REALLY EXCITING

Riding a bike with friends is fun, but cycling alone amidst vast mountains and forests has its own unique charm—it’s like listening to your inner voice, facing yourself, and understanding who you truly are.

Pedaling solo on deserted roads, with not a soul in sight, brings an unusual mix of emotions: a touch of excitement, a hint of melancholy, a burst of exhilaration, a sense of drifting, and above all, freedom—feeling at one with the flow, rhythm, and rotation of your wheels.

You can freely choose to pedal fast or slow, without having to keep pace with or wait for anyone.

You’re free to stop wherever you wish, for as long as you like, to admire the sky and clouds or snap a few photos to capture your journey.

You can also take detours and change your route, riding 50 km, then 100 km, and even further.

When cycling alone, you’re always the first to conquer every uphill climb and the last to descend, never echoing the refrain of “always coming in last.”

Riding solo means you won’t be envious of others’ bikes or be judged for riding an old, worn-out set.

Cycling alone is truly fascinating. Try riding alone on a deserted road, immerse yourself in nature, and experience the wonderful sensations it brings.