A French cycling-travel newsletter that describes multi-day bike itineraries across regions such as Normandy and the Loire, combining train transport tips, route distances and elevation, accommodation, sights to see, and playful personal writing. It suits readers planning slow-travel bike trips in France.
Website: http://pointdesuspension.qhn.fr/
Dutch cycling newsletter and podcast companion covering the spring classics, grand tours and world championships with analysis, interviews and investigative pieces. Readers get opinionated race commentary, behind-the-scenes anecdotes and occasional in-depth reporting such as a podcast investigation into a WorldTour team.
A personal log of bikepacking trips and cycling culture, told through first-person stories of rides from Hamburg and around Denmark and Lower Saxony. It also includes reflective essays that question cycling clichés, such as the claim that cycling replaces therapy.
A Colorado-focused newsletter about getting around without a car, mixing first-person long-distance cycling stories with local transit reporting. Readers get ride accounts, personal essays about moving to Colorado, and explanatory coverage of projects like Longmont's 1st & Main transit station.
Andy Boenau writes short, opinionated essays on city planning and transportation, arguing for walkable streets, safer roads and healthier infrastructure. Readers get clear takes on topics like kids cycling for brain health, the history of urbanism reform, and e-bike safety framed through the hierarchy of safety controls.
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