Interview with Rene Mandri from Ampler Development Team

We had the pleasure of inviting Rene Mandri for an interview and to have a closeup of cycling sport in these times. He is an experienced road bicycle racer, who raced many years in different teams and was growing the ladder of the stages.  Now he got to be the representative of the Ampler Development Team in… Continue reading Interview with Rene Mandri from Ampler Development Team

Does the Berlin Ring become a car-reduced zone? A petition wants to achieve this

In Paris, it has been decided. In Berlin, the project has just begun. On April 25, an action group started collecting signatures for a referendum on “Car-free Berlin” and we have signed. The goal is to get the entire inner city within the S-Bahn Circle (Ring) to be almost completely free of motor vehicles.  This… Continue reading Does the Berlin Ring become a car-reduced zone? A petition wants to achieve this

On the bike highway through Berlin

Cycling is becoming increasingly popular in urban areas. It offers you all the advantages of individual transport because you move around the city independently of buses, trams and trains.  Cycling is healthy, environmentally friendly and flexible. However, the fact that the city can be a tough place for cyclists is challenging. Bike Highways could change this… Continue reading On the bike highway through Berlin

Off the beaten path: Switzerland’s scenic Herzroute by e-bike

700 kilometres, countless sights – that is the most straightforward way to describe the impressive bike path that is the “Herzroute” of Switzerland. Set up in stages and developed for the modern-day with e-bikes in mind, the Herzroute is an amazing way to travel Switzerland. You’ll feel the wind in your hair, but with an… Continue reading Off the beaten path: Switzerland’s scenic Herzroute by e-bike