In BIKE Magazine March 2025 issue of BIKE features a diverse range of articles covering global cycling destinations, upcoming events, bike reviews, and unique adventure experiences.
The major cycling events for March 2025, including the prestigious Paris–Nice race (March 9–16), the oldest classic Milano–Torino (March 19), and international competitions such as the Tour de Taiwan and the Tour of Thailand. The Wiltshire Classic (March 15) offers amateur cyclists scenic routes in England, while the Hostel Hoolie Women’s Adventure Weekend in Scotland promotes outdoor camaraderie.
An in-depth historical feature on the Tour of Flanders traces its origins to early 20th-century newspaper promotions, evolving into a Flemish cultural symbol. Legendary riders such as Eddy Merckx and Tom Boonen are celebrated, while iconic race challenges like the Koppenberg climb and unpredictable weather conditions are examined.
The North Macedonia cycling expedition documents a 300-kilometre journey through rugged landscapes. Led by local expert Stojan Hadjijevtimov, the team navigates the High Scardus Trail, encountering dense vegetation, high-altitude terrain, and remote Balkan villages. The narrative highlights both the physical demands and the breathtaking scenery of the region.
The Nova Scotia feature captures a poetic cycling journey along Canada’s Cabot Trail, blending historical reflections with encounters such as a lone piper performing a Scottish lament. The article paints a vivid picture of coastal landscapes, misty mornings, and the cultural richness of the region.
A review of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G evaluates its suitability for cyclists, citing its lightweight build, high brightness AMOLED display, and robust battery life.
The 2025 British Gravel Championships (September 12–14) will take place in Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire, featuring elite and amateur races alongside a newly introduced Gravel Time Trial. The SUPBIKERUN event series, an alternative triathlon combining stand-up paddleboarding, cycling, and trail running, is also spotlighted.
The Flandrien Hotel in Belgium is presented as a dream destination for cycling enthusiasts, housing a rare collection of professional race bikes ridden by legends like Fabian Cancellara. Similarly, Hotel Grof in Slovenia caters specifically to cyclists with bike-friendly amenities and guided tours.
Hope you enjoy this issue and happy cyclingÂ
