Follow the final battle of Sun Trip!
In 2021, it was a duel between two velomobiles that ended after 12,000 km with a difference of only 3 hours. This year, it’s a super tight race between a velomobile and recumbent.
Read MoreIn 2021, it was a duel between two velomobiles that ended after 12,000 km with a difference of only 3 hours. This year, it’s a super tight race between a velomobile and recumbent.
Read MoreAmong the seventeen bikes that have started in this year’s Sun Trip there is only one upright bike. All the others are recumbents, including one velomobile. And the battle is already in full swing.
Read MoreI finished the first edition of the Sun Trip 10 years ago. And this is a rather long recollection of the greatest adventure of my life.
Read MoreWhile waiting for the full Sun Trip 2021 movie, you can watch the 2-minute long video summary. Also, make sure you watch the Laidback Bike Report today which will be about flying!
Read MoreAfter 11.000 km / 6,835 miles long race of solar bikes through huge part of the Europe they finished with just 3 hours of difference. 3 hours after 33 days! What a battle! They both gave their best into The Sun Trip 2021 and the interview uncover many interesting details.
Read MoreTheir latest news is that the next edition of The Sun Trip that should have happened in Summer 2020 and was postponed to 2021 won’t go from France to China, but will stay in Europe. More in the official statement from the organizers.
Read MoreThe Sun Trip France 2020 has started in Lyon this week and after 3000 km will finish in Albertville. There are many recumbents participating this year.
Read MoreIn 2018, The Sun Trip led up from France to Guangzhou, China, and this year it was supposed to follow the same 12,000 km long route. However, due to the current global crisis, the organizers had to postpone it for a full year.
Read MoreLaurent participated in the race of solar bikes called the Sun Trip in 2018 and wrote a book about his amazing experience. Read about the journey from being a passionate bike commuter to finishing a 14.000 km / 8,700 miles long race in just 65 days.
Read MoreMoroccan cyclists completed a solar-powered journey to Dubai, emphasizing renewable energy. Their arrival aligned with the start of the COP28 in November 2023.
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