Cycling in Indonesia has grown significantly in recent years, both as a recreational activity and as a competitive sport. Urban road cycling groups have become increasingly visible in cities such as Jakarta, Bandung, and Surabaya, where community rides and organized events attract large participation. Mountain biking is also popular due to Indonesia’s varied terrain, including hills and rural landscapes that support off-road riding. At the competitive level, Indonesia participates in regional Asian cycling events, with development supported by national sports authorities. Recreational cycling culture has expanded through fitness trends and community-based clubs, making the sport one of the more accessible endurance activities in the country.
