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From bold brights to sleek neutrals, follow the line and see which style matches your mood today.

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Biking to work is low-key elite 🚲

Cheaper than the train, kinder to the planet and doubles as your daily workout.

Fresh air > rush hour 🍃

Kinda chic to ride to work on a bike 🚲️
Kinda chic to swap traffic jams for fresh air 🍃
Kinda chic to show up with helmet hair and zero regrets 😅

Bike to work this summer: skip the traffic, feel smug, arrive with a built‑in glow ✨.

Two wheels > four 🚲☀️

Still buzzing from the Tour de France? If you're left wanting more fun facts from this iconic race, look no further!

Did you know? 🚲🏆

Since 1975, the Tour has traditionally finished on the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris.

Read our article with more interesting fun facts! 🔗

https://www.cycleguard.co.uk/articles/stories/tour-de-france-fun-facts-2026?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tour_de_france_fun_facts&utm_term=july_26

The Tour de France is almost coming to an end. Have you been keeping pace with this incredible race? 🚲🌄

✨🚴Did you know?

Racers keep up an intense pace, with their speeds sometimes clocking up to 80-100 km/h (50-62 mph). Some even achieve speeds over 100 km/h, using only gravity, aerodynamics and stellar breaking skills.

Did you check out our article with Tour de France fun facts?

Read it here:
https://www.cycleguard.co.uk/articles/stories/tour-de-france-fun-facts-2026?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tour_de_france_fun_facts&utm_term=july_26

We are now more than halfway through the Tour de France, with racers taking on stage 12. Have you been keeping up with this iconic race? 🚴

Did you know? 🚲📺

The Tour has captured the attention of spectators for over 123 years. Today the race is broadcast in 190+ countries and is one of the most-watched annual sporting events worldwide.

Check out more fun facts in our newest article: https://www.cycleguard.co.uk/articles/stories/tour-de-france-fun-facts-2026?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tour_de_france_fun_facts&utm_term=july_26

Have you been keeping up with the Tour de France? 🚴

Now in the 6th stage, racers will be tackling 186.2 km of mountain terrain🗻

Did you know? 🚲
Over the course of the race, riders typically cover a distance of 3,000-3,500 km. That’s roughly the same distance as cycling from London to Athens and back to Paris.

Are you ready for the Tour de France this Saturday?🚲📣

The iconic race will feature its 123rd edition, and its 3rd to start in Spain. To celebrate the exciting race we’re sharing fun facts you might not know about this beloved race.

Did you know? 🚴

The Tour de France was actually a publicity stunt devised by Géo Lefèvre to help sports newspaper L’Auto outsell their competitor. The first race was held in 1903 with just 6 stages that covered a staggering 2,400 km.

Trying to convince your family and friends to switch four wheels for two? Share this cycling benefit with them!

✨🚲 Cycling Fun Fact! 🚲✨

Every ride helps the planet and your wellbeing. Bikes produce zero emissions, use far fewer resources than cars and save space on our roads. Cyclists also tend to inhale fewer harmful fumes than drivers.

Have you checked out our cycling benefits blog already? Read our blog: https://www.cycleguard.co.uk/10-cycling-benefits?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cycling_benefits&utm_term=june_26