Cycling plays a visible and practical role in Brussels, functioning both as daily transportation and as a competitive sport. The city’s expanding bike lanes and urban mobility initiatives have increased commuter participation, while Belgium’s deep national cycling tradition influences local culture. Brussels hosts recreational cycling clubs, amateur road races, and connections to major regional events across Flanders and Wallonia. While the city itself is more urban than rural race terrain, its proximity to classic Belgian cycling routes supports strong grassroots engagement. Cycling in Brussels reflects a blend of mobility policy, recreational riding, and competitive ambition shaped by Belgium’s broader cycling identity.