Flexible riding options for every cyclist

This is the most common question we have to answer for our customers. What does it mean, 25 km to 35, 40, 55, 75 km more than that? Most riders don’t know what are the 25 to 75 km is, more or less than this. Mr Van is our company’s cycle route finder. He made it. Below are his job experiences.

These are the hard questions for our team to answer for my customers, since the company's operations began. The company’s pathfinder used to be a cycling guide, and his guidance was for different levels of cyclists with different nationalities. Some were very fast and loved to get more miles, some were medium speed and enjoyed landscapes, while the rest were slow riders and often stopped for photos, and at villages along the countryside to meet locals, and experience the life of locals.

It was really hard for bike guides to fulfill their jobs, and riders could go the wrong way because of complicated zig-zag routes. It will be very easy for the team to handle the group if they are on paved roads, back roads, where support vehicles escort along the way, as they are always behind the group, but really hard on rural paths where support vans are too big to follow the group.

His idea was to scout bike routes to tailor-made flexible daily cycling distances, approximately 15 km to 25 to 39 km, 45km, 75 km, more or less, where the backup van can be met or close to routes, so that some riders want to get on support vehicles when the others in the group continue cycling.

Here is what the daily distance is flexible as shown, indicated on the website’s itinerary, and has now been used by other local travel companies.