Cycling Instagram Accounts That Will Make You Want to Get Out and Ride

Get your gravel, cyclocross, bikepacking, and mountain biking social media fix all in one place. Hailing from Durango, Colorado, Sarah Sturm’s Instagram is full of her adventures in the scenic American West.

Roman Siromakha is a NYC-based photographer and cyclist whose work captures the beauty of of urban cycling. Check out his Instagram for both stylish city scenes and striking landscapes.

Need some bike handling pointers? At 11 years of age, Ruby Isaac has better road bike skills than most. Check out her videos, where she takes riding rollers to a whole new level.

Brandon Semenuk is one of the most respected modern freeriders—a three-time winner of Red Bull Rampage—but he also has an eye for contemporary photography. His account features regular, jaw-dropping content and shows off some of the most well executed mountain bike shots on Instagram.

Ayesha McGowen is on a mission to become the first African American professional female road racer. Through her Instagram posts and her podcast “Quick Brown Foxes,” she promotes diversity in cycling.

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Check out Tony Baumann’s incredible custom painted frames, helmets, and other bike parts. These paint jobs are usually only seen on hot rods. #maderadbytony is an understatement.

This women’s team posts shots of their badass athletes working hard, riding fast, and having fun. Awesome, because that’s what bikes are for.

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Come for the training updates, stay for the relentless positivity and crazy balance workouts. World champion mountain biker Kate Courtney’s account shows fans that training to be an elite athlete isn’t all grueling workouts and super restrictive diets—there’s plenty of fun and gummy sharks involved, too.

Would you let your child launch over you on their mountain bike? Either way, follow The Bike Dads, a couple of self-proclaimed, dorky, mountain bike obsessed dads. These guys curate pics and videos of the next generation of shredders.

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The Specialized and Lululemon ambassador calls Scotland home, so you’re already guaranteed amazing photos from the highlands. To make it even better, she often goes on rides and adventures with her dog, Lumi, who you can also follow.

Brillibrilliant/unicorn is a cycling clothing brand with roots in fashion and the arts. Their Instagram serves up inspiring “get out and ride” shots as well as more abstract showings of cycling apparel that feel more at home in an art school critique than a cycling page.

Dante Young is a cyclist in L.A. who races with Justin Williams. They launched an elite cycling team called Legion to promote diversity in the sport. He’s definitely someone we’re keeping an eye on.

Bruno Paim is one of those riders whose enthusiasm for riding and racing is so infectious it permeates his images and videos. You can feel the stoke of the shred through his videos: the satisfaction of hitting the perfect line, the terror of the moment when everything seems like it could go so wrong, and the unmatched rush of relief when you pull through.

Take one glance at Steff Gutovska’s curated Instagram feed and it’s clear she knows how to capture the perfect light and airy aesthetic. She works as a photographer and videographer in Barcelona, capturing her beautiful coffee shop rides with friends that will make you want to quit your job and move to Spain.

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Dblocks is the wheelie king of NYC. Give him a follow and his jaw-dropping, traffic-stopping hi-jinx will be the highlight of your feed.

Artist Caitlin Fielder creates amazing custom cycling shoes, guaranteed to make you want your own pair.

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Syd has the muddiest, most exciting ride life. Her photos and videos always make us want to hit some trails and get rowdy.

Ellen Noble is a pro mountain bike and cross racer for Trek Factory Racing and Red Bull. She started #bunnyhopthepatriarchy to fight for equality in women’s cycling. Follow her to get inspired (and to watch her rate how cute people’s dogs are).