Home

Welcome to the Cycling Wiki.
We are currently editing over 187 articles, and you can help

About this wiki | New pages | Categories | Wiki tutorial | Help pages

Cycling Wiki A knowledge base for everything related to riding a bicycle! This is a wiki for you to find or deposit knowledge about cycling. Whatever your interest, be it Racing, Commuting, Utility Cycling, Mountain Biking, BMX, Touring, Charity Rides, Recreation, Ultracycling, Beach Cruising, Choppers, Mutant Bikes, Bicycle Advocacy Virtual Cycling or anything else to do with pedal power, this should become your resource, and it's yours to edit! To begin a new Cycling article, enter the title in this box: <createbox> </createbox> Types of Cycling People ride a bike for different reasons. Some do it to save money, some to get fitter, some to experience travel at a slower pace and others to travel at a faster one! A few ride out of necessity but most because of one simple reason; cycling is fun! Cycling can generally be classified into four main types: Sports Cycling Doing it because its there - MTBing, road cycling within an endurance event such as l'Etape du Tour or racing - either Time Trialing (against the clock over a given distance, a particularly British thing) or in a race in a bunch. Road Cycling Cycling on paved roads, typically over long distances and at high speeds. Gravel Cycling A versatile form of cycling on unpaved, mixed-terrain routes that combine road and off-road elements. Mountain Biking Off-road cycling on rugged terrains like trails, forests, and mountains, with subcategories like cross-country and downhill. Cyclocross A short-course cycling discipline involving varied terrain and obstacles that require riders to dismount and carry their bikes. Time Trialing A solo or team race against the clock over a set distance, focusing on speed and pacing. Track Cycling High-speed racing on a velodrome, featuring different formats such as sprints, pursuits, and endurance races. Utility Cycling Utility cycling can best be described as cycling in pursuit of achieving a day to day task such as getting to work, shopping or just getting from A to B. Multi-Modal Cycling Sometimes a distance is too great to cover by bicycle alone, but that doesn't mean that you have to ditch the bicycle and jump in a car. Recreational Cycling Cycling can be tremendous fun. Recreational riding is one of the more accessible physical pursuits allowing people from all corners to come together in their love of cycling. Riding a bike for recreation is a great way for meeting new people.

Latest Activity

Latest Articles

12 January 2026

• 21:0721:07, 12 January 2026 Cycling team (hist | edit) [5,334 bytes] Mr Taz (talk | contribs) (start) Tag: Source edit
• 21:0121:01, 12 January 2026 Cycling club (hist | edit) [7,954 bytes] Mr Taz (talk | contribs) (start) Tag: Source edit

30 October 2025

• 10:4010:40, 30 October 2025 ASSOS S7 Line (hist | edit) [7,548 bytes] Jan0211 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The '''ASSOS _S7 line''' marked a major technological milestone in cycling apparel design. Introduced in 2014, it replaced the six-year-old ''_S5'' generation and redefined the concept of total comfort in cycling shorts. The line featured four primary models – '''T.neoPro_s7''', '''T.equipe_s7''', '''T.cento_s7''', and '''T.campionissimo_s7''' – each tailored to a specific riding style and body type. == Introduction == <blockquote> The comfort revolution continues....") Tag: Visual edit
• 09:5009:50, 30 October 2025 ASSOS T.neoPro s7 (hist | edit) [3,773 bytes] Jan0211 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "thumb|right|300px|Archived promotional image of the ASSOS T.neoPro_s7 (2014). Source: Assos.com, via Wayback Machine. Used under fair use for product identification and historical documentation. The '''ASSOS T.neoPro_s7''' was released in mid-2014 as part of the first generation of the ''_s7'' shorts family. It served as the entry-level model of the new range, replacing the ''T.Uno_s5'' and introducing multiple innovations derived from the ASSOS FENO...") Tag: Visual edit
• 09:3509:35, 30 October 2025 ASSOS SS.milleJersey evo7 (hist | edit) [2,204 bytes] Jan0211 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "thumb|right|300px|Archived promotional image of the ASSOS SS.milleJersey_evo7 (2015). Source: Assos.com, via Wayback Machine. Used under fair use for product identification and historical documentation. The ASSOS '''SS.milleJersey_evo7''' was introduced in early 2015 as part of the ''Campionissimo'' collection. It represented the updated ''mille'' summer jersey concept within the S7 generation, designed for relaxed comfort and everyday performance....") Tag: Visual edit

Recently Edited Articles

Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page.

Help

• Wiki Activity

• Social Activity

• Image Activity

List of abbreviations:

N

This edit created a new page (also see list of new pages)

m

This is a minor edit

b

This edit was performed by a bot

(±123)

The page size changed by this number of bytes

13 February 2026

m   20:26

Town bike diffhist −5 NoPartyThisTime talk contribs (Resolving double redirect (automatic)) Tag: Redirect target changed

m   20:26

City bike diffhist −5 NoPartyThisTime talk contribs (Resolving double redirect (automatic)) Tag: Redirect target changed

 

Equipment Bicycles Classic Mountain Bike Road Bike Cyclocross Bike Gravel Bike BMX Components Peripherals Accessories Guides Safety Food Helmets Maps Lights Training Tips & Tricks Bike Security Winter Biking Regions North America: Canada, United States Europe: France, Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom Asia: Korea China Africa People Tadej Pogačar Bradley Wiggins Sir Chris Hoy Chris Boardman Victoria Pendleton Dan Empfield Eddy Merckx Jan Ullrich Related Wikia Critical Mass (Cycling Event) Cyclisme (French) Ciclismourbano (Spanish) Fahrrad (German) Kolarstwo (Polish) Ciclismo (Português) Road cycling