Latest Blog Posts for Bikedan in Asia

• China: My Tibetan MTB Experience
  on Sep 4, 2015 in Cycle Journalism Racing Sino-Epic Gannan MTB race Tibet
  Flashback to 2000, in the dead of the winter, I had arrived in Xiahe to check out what is the largest Tibetan village outside of Tibet itself. Xiahe is located on the southern edge of Gansu Province and is the home to the majestic Labrang Monastery,...
• Bicycle Races in China: Now a Multitude to Choose From
  on Aug 22, 2015 in Cycle Travel Racing bike racing China racing Genghis Khan MTB Adventure MTB stage racing yunnan granfondo
  Over the last five years I have lived in China and have witness a stunning growth in the number of cycling races popping up all over the country, providing one with a multitude of choices in any given week.  For an aspiring rider who wishes to exper...
• Yoga will help your Cycling
  on Dec 30, 2014 in Top Tips for Cycling Training
  YOGA – It’s not just for Girls Photos courtesy of Craig Ferguson – http://www.craigfergusonimages.com Yep, that’s right, yoga is good for the guys too and just about perfect for the serious cyclist who wishes to transcend beyond the...
• China: Yunnan Colorful Gran Fondo
  on Dec 8, 2014 in Cycle Journalism Cycle Travel
  I have been in and out of China for the last 14 years since first coming in the year 2000, I have witness a stunning transformation of this great nation; not just the economic transformations but a significant shift in the attitudes towards outdoor l...
• New Zealand: Around the Mountains Cycle Trail
  on Nov 1, 2014 in Cycle Travel
  Yesterday I had the opportunity to attend the official opening of the Around the Mountains Cycle Trail in Lumsden, Southland and witnessed part of what New Zealand is doing with the Cycle Trails Network development to attract more international touri...
• China: Chengdu Laochemi 100km Road Race
  on Sep 29, 2014 in Cycle Travel Racing chengdu China racing
  It is always good coming to race in the Chengdu area as the organizers, ‘Lao Che Mi’ are widely known for putting on great events that are well organized. They also look after their foreign guests extremely well, paying attention to every...
• Cycle Travel: Exploring off-the-beaten track in China
  on Sep 16, 2014 in Cycle Travel
  China is a massive country with many off-the-beaten track gems just waiting to be discovered by bicycle, too many that you’ll spend a lifetime here and still not complete them all; I’ve been living in China for over four years and have ba...
• Mountain Bike Stage Racing in Asia
  on Jul 15, 2014 in Racing Top Tips for Cycling Training Genghis Khan MTB Adventure Mongolia Bike Challenge MTB stage racing
  Mountain biking seems to be seeing a resurgence in popularity, especially with multi-day stage racing that provides riders with new experiences and adventures in exotic locations. Multi-day MTB stage racing is already popular in Europe and USA, and i...
• Cycling Secret: Durian Fruit the New Super Food?
  on Dec 7, 2013 in Nutrition nutrition
  It is a stinky putrid smelling fruit. I’ve always steered clear of this fruit despite friends on numerous occasions trying to convert me to eating Durian. Last year, I had a flat-mate from Canada who loved the spiky fruit and would bring it hom...
• Racing: Bikedan’s 2013 Tour de Bintan
  on Nov 14, 2013 in Racing
  I had always wanted to go back and do the Tour de Bintan race for the past several years but always ended up doing something different like the 7-day Tour de Formosa race in Taiwan followed by the KOM Taiwan Challenge in 2012. I was invited to go bac...

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