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Solo vs. Group Cycling — Which One Fits You Best?

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Last updated: October 22, 2025 Quick Answer: You don’t have to pick a side. Solo rides give you freedom and mental clarity; group rides add motivation, safety-in-numbers, and new routes. Choose what fits today —the road’s big enough for both. After 150,000+ miles, I’ve learned cycling is as much about choice as fitness. Some days I want silence and a steady rhythm. Other days I want the shared grind and the laughs at the stop sign. I’m not loyal to one camp—I ride what fits my head and my legs. 🚴‍♂️ Riding Solo: Control, Clarity, Zero Drama When I ride alone, I set the pace, pick the route, and stop when I want. No egos, no clock-watching. My most peaceful ride? A stretch in New Mexico—45 miles from the nearest town. Just me, the road, and a sky big enough to swallow noise. Full flexibility—pace, route, rest stops, all yours. Mental reset—quiet miles do their job. Train exactly how you feel—no compromises. Tradeoffs: It can get isolating. I...

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