EyeCycled.com is a proud supporter of cycling as form of transportation, either as a daily commute or as an alternative form of tourism / exploration (cycle-touring). A cyclist is not only one less car on the roads, but also a person who has a better chance to live a healthier life and for longer.
So far EyeCycled has been the sole work of one person, but it was originally created to be a community blog, so if you are interested in writing to EyeCycled and sharing your cycling experiences, please get in touch.
I cycled thousands of kilometers on my bikes and I am nothing special, other than the special any human being is. My most notable cycling experiences are the French Way of the Camino de Santiago in 2015 (~1,000 Km), the Portuguese Way in 2019 (~650 Km) and the Via Francigena to Rome in 2016 (~2,000 Km). I am also currently writing about the Brazilian “Caminho da Fé” (or Faith’s Way) in 2017 (~600 Km), but there have been many shorter rides or cycling micro-adventures over the years.
You may also connect over the following online resources:
Our Twitter account has been deleted. Please follow us on Facebook or Instagram instead. | ||
---|---|---|
Follow me on |
Range Extender Battery - Fiido C21 e-Gravel Bike
The Fiido C21 Pro e-Gravel bike
We are born with nothing but faith
Pilgrims' Way Day 4: Lenham to Canterbury (3 Stages, 36.31 km)
Pilgrims' Way Day 3: Westerham to Lenham (5 stages, 70 km)
Pilgrims' Way Day 2: Farnham to Westerham (4 Stages, 77.81 Km)
Pilgrims' Way Day 1: Winchester Cathedral to Farnham (3 Stages, 59.63 Km)
Introduction to the Pilgrims' Way
The Pilgrim's Way
Via Francigena, Day 9/29: From Arc-en-Barrois to Langres