The Cycling Blog of TDA Global Cycling

Cycling the Malay Archipelago

Have you ever heard of the Wallace Line? It was named after Alfred Wallace, a self-educated naturalist who, from 1854

UPDATED October 1, 2013 BY Henry Gold

A truck full of Navajo men stopped to make sure I wasn’t dead. Battling the elements is part of everyday

UPDATED September 30, 2013 BY Haley Elzen

Trans-Oceania. Singapore to Sydney. The last of the 7Epics. Of all our many and varied expeditions, this one is certainly

UPDATED September 29, 2013 BY Henry Gold

After days of anticipation, day one started off with a quick group photo at The Bund

UPDATED September 28, 2013 BY The TDA Team

“Seguro, hombre?” – asks me Jon, our chef, everytime I tell him something. “Frijoles con queso”, he replies to any

UPDATED September 27, 2013 BY Cristiano Werneck

In 2024, the Content Creators on each of our 10 tours produced some amazing videos from around the world;

Here at TDA Global Cycling, we are blessed with some extremely talented writers, both in our Toronto office and

SPOILER ALERT: The answer is that you can probably cycle 100 km in a day. On a supported cycling tour

The most common question our customers ask before a tour is, “What bike should I bring?” We’ve created a video

If you are joining a supported cycling tour where you bring you own bike (such as the many tours we