Since 2019, we – Henri & Anton – have been riding together on road bikes and gravel bikes. What started as a two-wheeled idea has become a platform for real experiences, honest recommendations, and visual storytelling with depth. We don’t just ride – we tell stories. About tours that inspired us. Moments that stuck with us. And about gear, places to stay, and regions that truly deliver. Always personal, never staged.
You, Me & Cycling is more than just a blog.
We create content for brands, tourism regions, and event organizers who want to spark a desire for movement, being outdoors, and good views. Whether it’s a blog story, photo shoot, reels, product review, or editorial collaboration – we show what cycling feels like. With style, substance, and genuine curiosity.
Collaboration Opportunities
Want to know how we work, what formats we offer, and who we reach? Our Media Kit has everything you need to know about our content, channels, audience, and collaboration options – clear and to the point.
Contact
If you’re interested in working with us, just drop us a message. We’re always up for exciting projects, smart ideas, and honest partnerships.
What cycling means to us
We believe cycling is more than just sport. It’s about scenic pauses, local food, and small detours that become lasting memories. In our posts you’ll find real tour tips, personal gear reviews, favorite places to stay, bikepacking inspiration, and reflections on life on the road. Sometimes in a short note, sometimes a long story – but always grounded in our values.
Got questions, feedback, or just want to connect? Write us anytime. And if you don’t want to miss our latest updates: follow us on Instagram – sometimes straight from the saddle.
Curious how it all started with road cycling? Henri shares her story here (with Anton playing a key role). Read Anton’s first post here. Enjoy!
More from us – now also on YouTube
Long-form stories, gear, tours, and tech: on our YouTube channel, we tell cycling stories through images that show not just where we’ve been – but what moved us.