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Whether we’re talking about a daily commute, weekends with the mountain bike out on the trails, or a multi-month international cycle tour, Matador is stoked on cycling.

We put together guides on everything from where to find the most bike-friendly cities to what you need to know to cycle the length of Vietnam’s Highway 1. We’ve also got personal stories and photos from cyclists on the road, competition and athlete profiles, and shots of some really freaky custom bikes.

The breadth of knowledge on this topic within the Matador community is large — dig in to see what you can find.

I'm not sure I'd ever drive through Yellowstone; on a bike, I felt like I was going too...
Some of the most creative bicycle designs you'll ever see.
He managed to inflate the tire with a misfit pump and a rubber band.
The Road is more than just paved earth. It’s life unedited.
Building bikes with recycled parts seemed like the only honest approach.
If we wanted to see a sweaty bastard gripping handlebars, we’d watch the Tour de France.
Biking PEI is easy (no hills) and safe (bike paths everywhere).
Hellgate Cyclery owner Dave Hartman gives you the skinny on opening a bike shop.
It took two years for Shea to realize that riding a bike is a form of sanity.
Riders of all abilities will be able to put together a sweet route.
A week biking around PEI ensures plenty of Instagram stoke.
Afghanistan is one of the few countries where women aren't allowed to ride bikes.
I can't believe all he got at the end of it was two fist bumps.
A Matador Original Production: follow Paul Bolla in the hardest mountain biking race in...
Paul Bolla is competing in the world's highest mountain bike race.
Moose. Caribou. Ptarmigans. Bears. But absolutely no traffic...
Over 4,000km of bike paths and bike-friendly roads make up Quebec's La Route Verte.
Five rides for the adventurous cyclist in Jasper, Alberta, Canada.
I use the hardest, smallest saddle I can handle.
Skipping town to cycle through Northern Argentina.
Paw Paw is not the kind of town where you'd expect to find a cyclist's hostel, but there...
The 30-some athletes were all eccentrics in their own right.
Cycle-tourers weave through the narrow streets of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter.
12 days and 10 stages spanning 400km on jeep track, goat track...sometimes no track.
This 10th annual downhill street race happened on February 20th.
Eat, sleep, and bathe for 382 days, all from the comfort of your bike.