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Cyclomania 2025. 15,708 Kilometres of Pedal Power in the Nyon Region!

  • Writer: Mandy
    Mandy
  • 5 hours ago
  • 1 min read
People cycling on an urban street with buildings and trees in the background. Green sign reads "Cyclo Mania." Motion blur conveys speed.

If you spotted more bikes than usual whizzing through Nyon, Prangins, Gland, and Rolle this September, you weren’t imagining things, that’s Cyclomania!


The nationwide challenge by PRO VÉLO Suisse turned everyday cyclists into local heroes, clocking up an impressive 15,708 kilometres in our region alone. That’s roughly the distance from Nyon to Sydney (if anyone’s feeling ambitious!).


Cycling Through Rain and Shine


This year, 273 riders took part, down from last year’s 380 and considering September’s wet weather, that’s still a solid turnout. Those who did brave the rain certainly made their kilometres count. Across Switzerland, nearly 12,000 participants pedalled a combined 1.26 million kilometres, surpassing last year’s average distance per cyclist.


Cyclists riding on a sunny street. Main focus on person with beige pants, red bike. Other cyclists, cars, and railings in the background.

Pedal Power with a Purpose.


Beyond the fun, prizes, and bragging rights (including a stay at Peaks Place in Laax for one lucky Nyon rider), Cyclomania has a deeper goal.Each tracked ride helps local authorities understand how and where people cycle. This is valuable data that informs future urban planning. These anonymous mobility insights reveal which routes are most popular, where safety needs improving, and how cycling infrastructure can evolve.


As Roxane Faraut, Municipal Councillor for Infrastructure in Nyon, explains:


“Every pedal stroke brings us closer to a safer, smarter, and more sustainable way of moving around.”


Rolling Toward the Future


So, hats off (or should we say helmets off?) to everyone who joined Cyclomania this year. Rain or shine, your efforts are helping shape the future of cycling across the Nyon region. One ride at a time.



Learn more or sign up for next year’s challenge here

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