Tens of millions do it here in Germany. On the way to work in the morning, to the supermarket in the evening, to the quarry pond at the weekend: cycling is probably the Germans' favorite leisure activity. Cycle paths have been greatly expanded in recent years. Since the successes of Jan Ullrich, Erik Zabel & Co. at the latest, many people have been getting on their bikes with sporting ambitions. The models are becoming ever more sophisticated, aerodynamic and lightweight. The reason for the boom is obvious: cycling allows you to be out in the fresh air, in nature, do something for your own health and avoid traffic jams on congested roads.
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