En Febrero de 2014 decidí empezar a vivir mis sueños... Dani Ku, Barcelona, Spain. Since February of 2014... living my dreams.

I will start the journey in September 2017 from Brussels and cycle towards the Mediterranean (Marseille, Valencia or Naples) where I will embark on a container ship heading to Alexandria or Suez in Egypt.

Hi there, I am looking for other bicycle touring musicians who think it might be fun to go around Europe and perform street music in all the cool places. I carry around an ukulele which I'm planning on hooking up through some speakers. I like playing upbeat jazz standards, but anything goes really.

At the moment I'm in the area of Marseille, but don't really have any proper plans except visiting my dear old mom at some point in Malaga. Aside from that, we'll see which way the wind blows. So yeah, if your up for the rock n roll adventure, sleeping out under the stars, visiting the cool cities and having fun playing music you should definitely send me a message!

In June 2018 I will be beginning a roughly 2-2.5 year bike tour starting in Stockholm, Sweden and ending in Cape Town, South Africa. 

Hi all, I intend to ride from Nottingham to Cape Town via Portsmouth and Le Harve and then down through France, Andorra, Spain and over to Morocco and then down the west coast of Africa.

I love riding my bike and going to new places and experiencing different cultures and would like to meet like minded people along the way. My kit is ready and my bike just needs a Dyno-Hub adding.

I am a 53 year old man with a young outlook. I have a lot of travel experience. I intend to write a blog and raise money for a Cancer Charity. Please contact me if you interested in joining me on any part of this journey ( or even all of it).

For a number of years now I have contemplated the idea of cycling around the world. I kept putting it off for this or that reason; not enough money, too much planning, logistical hindrances, a delay in future career choices, and so on. Then I realised that there’s another way. One, that is called social cycling. The core concept is the same, cycling across all continents of the world, but with some modifications. I would try to achieve this goal by relying on the support of hundreds or even thousands of people. Because there’s power in unity. And involving as many people in this endeavour and presenting it as a common achievement comes almost as an equal reward for everyone. Wherever you cycle, especially in the developed areas of the world, there are cycle clubs and fellow cycling enthusiasts. Many people would be willing to cycle a leg or two of a great journey. A series of micro adventures would constitute one truly grand adventure (I’m quoting Alastair Humphreys here somewhat). 

Working on the details of such a trip seems extremely overwhelming. But then again, there are always people who are willing to help with something, fundraising, sponsorship, organising logistical details, networking, updating social media platforms, outreach ,media, filming, photography, creative writing, etcetera. People from various corporate backgrounds would want to do a leg or two to promote their companies. As far as I’m aware and correct me if I’m wrong, something like this hasn’t been attempted before. So some adventurous and committed people could step forward and go all the way; this would constitute the core group of cycle tourers. Those willing to cycle for the various legs of the journey can fundraise for various causes and organisations, or just do it for fun. Those who don’t feel like cycling but still want to get involved could offer their professional support. Besides the primary goal that is a grand around the world cycle journey, there’s also a secondary objective. That is visiting undeveloped and impoverished areas of the world and raising funds to support and encourage schoolchildren to cycle. This would require donations, and what better donation is there than a brand new or even a second hand bicycle! And what better reward there is then to see a group of smiling children cycling together. (Cycling and social inclusion) I consider this cycle journey as a catalyst for a larger movement promoting health, travel and the involvement of local cultures. So everyone out there who’s a keen cyclist, please help me with your ideas, advice, thought processes. Challenge my idea from left and right. But remember, that the emphasis is not on the problem, it’s on the solution. Suggestions for names for this project are very welcome. An online platform is necessary, and so is a rock solid website (these will follow soon after most ideas are thoroughly hammered out). I have also considered a trial run, where a group of like minded individuals would popularise the concept by say cycling from London to Paris on a weekend.

I'm a 35 year old Daniah guy who will travel through the altiplano of Peru and Bolivia.

The tour will start on September the 1st 2018 from Huaraz where I'm currently staying and I expect to leave Bolivia and the end of November when the rainy season starts.

I'm new to bike touring, but have taken 7 months off from work to experience South America.

I'm pretty easygoing and like to do some side trips or whatever seems enjoyable along the road. I'm traveling solo but would love to have some company.

Please let me know if you're interested and in area at roughly the same time

Dear awesome people!

My name is Rob, 26 years old and currently finishing my master degree in Sustainable Energy Technology. After my graduation I'll cycle to India from The Netherlands.

My goal is to start begin September (around 15th) and come back end of January. My purpose is to cycle about a 100k a day... And stop every 5/6 days for a rest day. If there is a place which is really cool, staying is off course an option!

Countries on my list are (but is off course flexible): The Netherlands Germany Austria Croatia Serbia Bulgaria Turkey Iran Pakistan India

I'm preferably looking for a male companion of about the same age. :)

Looking forward hearing from you!

Hello! I am leaving on a cycle adventure for 2 and a half months. Starting in Vancouver Canada, I'm going to either Niagara Falls or the East Coast.

The idea is to go about 60-80 miles a day, and cover the terrain in 2-3 months. Winter will be around the corner, so some winter gear will be needed.

I camp along the entire way and carry everything on my bike. Rough estimate including flights should be about $2200, but is subject to the person's preferences.

I have done an all camping tour before across the states and it is an adventure of a life time!

Don't worry, we will meet a lot of people along the way and be able to shower and sleep inside.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

I'm looking for people to join me in cycling the Baja Divide. Planning to ride at the pace suggested by the route designers. Starting Dec. 1st or thereabouts due to work schedule. Check out this link for information on the route: https://bajadivide.com. Sign up and get in touch if you would like to come along!

Hey guys, my name is Daniel, 36 year old. I love meeting and riding with like minded madmen around the globe!

How: Light! Just 5-6kg added onto a racing bike, because climbing is what I enjoy the most. (Meaning: because I'm a sissy cycling through developed countries only.)

When: 2-5 weeks roughly a year from today: between Dec 8, 2018 - Jan 17, 2019.

Where: That's the funny part. I'm simply sitting here freezing my ass off and promising myself that's my last winter in Europe. I could see myself getting easily talked into something as typical as the Pacific Coast Highway (LA-SF), or something as crazy as Auckland-Queenstown, flyover, continue Sydney-Kosciuszko-Melbourne. Or someplace completely different.

Would you like to join? Just click Join this Cycle Tour and we can sort out the details.

I speak Spanish/German/Polish/Dutch

PS - I have completed similar tours: 2015 NL-CR, 2017 HU-NL  

Tourists like myself to the EU area have 90 days inside; I plan to start in Brussels in May. The tour will visit Northern Germany, Netherlands and Denmark on the way to the Sweden, then onto the Norway coast. Then we head north along the coast, hopefully to swim in the Arctic ocean on the summer solstice!  Then head east (before 90 days) to the border with Russia and south to St. Petersberg.

This will be a happy fun ride, with no rushing as a default mode of travel. Days off when ever fun things offer.

Mostly camping with bits of Warmshowers, Couch Surfing, hostels, or what ever else seems like a good idea.

Companions should be able to support themselves, have similar distance for daily mileage in mind.

All religions, orientations, and other defining human characteristics are welcome.

People who subscribe to forms of organized shunning of humans are not welcome on this adventure; please make other arrangements!

Hey cyclists and bike tourers!

I am a 20-year old NYC-based student/explorer looking to discover spots away from my bedroom and my kitchen.

I'm planning to do a 2100km (1360 Miles) journey from Paris to Marseille, passing by Switzerland, Austria, and Italy. I've traveled quite a lot in the past, but I recently discovered that Biking is the way to go, at least for myself. I'm not an cycling expert per se, and this is going to be my first "big" trip (hopefully not the last one neither...), but I'm extremely motivated to do this!

I've already prepared a route that I'll link under this post for those who are curious among you; it's still under preparation and I often edit parts of it, but on the overall look, that's what I'm searching for in terms of distance and countries to visit throughout the trip.

Unfortunately, and because of my studying schedule, my dates are not very flexible, but I'll do my best to meet you somewhere on the road if you want to be part of some of my journey, or you can just join me for the whole thing, from A to Z, your call.

If you wanna have fun, eat crappy food, see amazing landscapes, and sleep under a tent for most of your days with me, contact me to sort out arrangements.

NB: I speak Arabic, French, English, and Spanish if you're ever worrying about the language barrier.