Cyclotourism is thriving, with people willing to fly near and far to take part in amateur stage races, cyclosportives and cycling festivals such as the CycleAsia series of events. Many of the more popular competitions are in countries on the well-beaten tourist path making for relatively easy logistics to get to and from these cycling contests.
Then there are the more exotic destinations … such as Mongolia.
Think Mongolia and images of horses, yaks and camels come to mind, not bicycles, but an extremely well-run event exists in the land of Ghengis Khan that is guaranteed to provide a thrill as well as perhaps what will be the toughest and most rewarding cycling experience that most entrants will ever undertake.
So opens a travel feature on the 2014 Mongolia Bike Challenge that Flat Spoke Media wrote for the recently launched
cycling portalCycleAsia.com. To read the full article visit www.cycleasia.com.
Then there are the more exotic destinations … such as Mongolia.
Think Mongolia and images of horses, yaks and camels come to mind, not bicycles, but an extremely well-run event exists in the land of Ghengis Khan that is guaranteed to provide a thrill as well as perhaps what will be the toughest and most rewarding cycling experience that most entrants will ever undertake.
So opens a travel feature on the 2014 Mongolia Bike Challenge that Flat Spoke Media wrote for the recently launched
cycling portalCycleAsia.com. To read the full article visit www.cycleasia.com.
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