The frame material of a bicycle has a major effect on ride feel, comfort, durability, and intended use. Even though aluminum, carbon, and titanium are widely used today, chromoly steel frames still hold a special place among cyclists. Many riders appreciate them not only for their strength, but also for their unique ride quality.
Omar Pkhakadze was one of the most outstanding figures in Georgian cycling. A world champion and Olympic bronze medalist in track sprint, he brought international recognition to Georgian sport.
Discover how regular cycling boosts your heart health, reduces stress, and keeps you fit. Join CCN rides and start your journey to a healthier, happier life today.
Discover the inspiring story of 58-year-old Nukri Diasamidze from Batumi, who completed the Ironman World Championship in Nice, France despite extreme conditions and mechanical challenges.
Ever wonder why a cyclist flashes two fingers at you? Discover the meaning behind this common bike gesture — a symbol of respect, solidarity, and a wish for safe travels on two wheels.
Discover Brevet Randonneurs Mondiaux (BRM) — long-distance, non-competitive cycling events focused on endurance and self-reliance. Learn how Georgia became an official BRM host and how you can join this global tradition of randonneuring.
The 1994 Paris–Roubaix was chaos on wheels—suspension forks, cracked frames, and bold experiments on the brutal cobbles. Relive the race where cycling legends pushed the limits of innovation in the “Hell of the North.”
Celebrate the legacy and rise of women in cycling - from 19th-century pioneers to modern champions. Learn about global icons, Georgian advocates like Lika Merabishvili and Mar Mikhelidze, and the ongoing push for equality in the sport.
Worried about stray or territorial dogs while cycling in Georgia or beyond? Learn 9 smart tips to stay safe — from calming techniques and route planning to using your bike as a shield and carrying deterrents.
