Eline climbs, rides and campaigns. She questions the race for growth, even when it comes to new bikes: we own that. For her, mountains and forests are not playgrounds to consume, but places where we are guests. She pushes us to think further, without ever forgetting that cycling is for everyone.

Trip preparation
We can't promise your trip will be trouble-free, but we teach you how to deal with it confidently. So you can get going again with a smile!
Dreaming of a trip and need advice to prepare it? Book some one-to-one time with one of our mechanic-advisers for a workshop focused on the specifics of your own bike.
On the menu
You will learn to adjust derailleurs and brakes, change a chain or a broken spoke, fix a stubborn puncture and much more.
We also give you our best tips to pack your bike for the train or the plane.
It is also a good opportunity to choose the right gear for your trip: racks, panniers, bottles, etc. We will tell you which tools and spare parts to take with you.
Gain confidence in yourself and in your bike. Be ready to face the unexpected calmly.
À la carte
Arranged according to your needs! Book an appointment with your shop by phone or e-mail (hello@morningcycles.com). We can’t wait to share this passion for travelling on two wheels with you!
They took the plunge!










And the pros we support

Eline Le Menestrel
Climber, cyclist and activist
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Eugénie Misonne
5,140 km by bike across Europe for KickCancer
Follow Eugénie64 days of bikepacking through six countries: from Belgium to the Alps, from Provence to the Breton coast, with Mont Ventoux as a bonus, bags and all. Eugénie raised €8,000 for KickCancer, twice her goal. And her travel photos kept us dreaming all the way.

Guillaume Funck
All the way to Pakistan by bike, to fly a paraglider
Follow GuillaumeGuillaume rode to Pakistan, through Turkey, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, to fly and climb in the Karakoram. On the menu: a summit above 6,000 m and back down by paraglider, flights over glaciers, plenty of hardships and a few comforts. A bit crazy, and we love it.