Ciclo Cycling Tips

Days when the sun is out are usually the best time to ride our bike. Riding to the breeze is refreshing. The roads are clear making it all good to just be outside. But we must always know how to ride in any weather condition. Even if a clear sky makes for perfect cycling weather, we have to be prepared because if not, the sun can prove to be too much. Here are some of our tips in riding in the summer or hot weather.

Accidents happen when we least expect them to. We invest in proper equipment and practice certain habits to lessen the risk of mishaps. Helmets, hand signals, and other tools help keep us safe but there’s one thing you might be missing: an emergency card. It can quite literally save your life!

Cycling is one of the safest activities we can engage in during the pandemic. With the rising number of cases, it's still best to stay at home. But if you really must get on the saddle, here are some safety tips to help minimize the risk of infection on your rides.

Cycling is one of those sports where the little things matter. And these little things matter even more when they're given as gifts! Here are five ...

We cyclists are nothing without are bikes. We want them taken care of and stored properly when we have to go places. Luckily Bike Parking Spots in Metro Manila has a crowd-sourced compilation of parking spaces for your bike!

We can wear anything riding a bike. But specialty cycling apparel will make your ride more comfortable and improve your performance. Here are some tips on how to choose the right clothes for cycling with cycling jerseys, shorts and bib shorts.

Got a spare bicycle or helmet lying around the house?  Here's where you can donate bikes, helmets, locks, and cash to help out front liners and t...

Public transport is an affordable and convenient way to travel. However, as the world tackles the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s been restricted to maintain social distancing and prevent disease transmission. This has left many commuters with lesser options to get from point A to point B. One alternative we’ve always had, and allows proper social distancing, is commuting by bike! 

Control your commute by cycling through the city. You’ll have the freedom to move on your own. You’ll save money and the environment by burning fat and not gas. Parking won’t be a problem which will allow you to stop wherever and whenever you want. Here are some tips and tricks to make your trip safe and enjoyable!

If you've been cycling long enough, then you've surely been caught in the rain. While we don't encourage deliberately riding in wet conditions, sometimes you can't escape the weather (unless you're riding your trainers indoors). Here are some tips that will keep you safe when it gets slippery out there.

Have you ever wondered how cyclists can ride beyond 100 kilometers? Ciclo talks to Team Loyola about the epic, 245 kilometer Mission: Baler. We learn why they did it and how they were able to pull it off.