Trekking Bikes
40 resultsA touring bike is a great way to get around
Whether you want to zip across the city, leave the car at home and commute by bike, pop to the store, or head out on a longer adventure, a touring bike is ideal for making your journey easier and more enjoyable.
A short ride of a few kilometers with friends or family? A weekend challenge to cover a longer route? Or maybe a multi-day trip on holiday? You can do it all comfortably with a well-designed touring bike equipped with everything you need for your adventure! Read more.
Touring bikes are a smart all-round choice. If you’re looking for one versatile bicycle that can handle short weekend rides, everyday commuting to work, and longer tours with panniers on the rack, a touring bike is often the ideal compromise. These bikes offer a comfortable riding position, plush saddles, and frequently come with adjustable stems so you can fine-tune your fit for relaxed riding. They’re typically equipped with fast-rolling, durable tyres, mudguards, racks, and front/rear LED lights powered by a front dynamo hub.
Types of touring bikes
- Trekking / city–touring model — usually already fitted with mudguards, a rear rack, lights and a kickstand; suited to daily use and weekend rides.
- Classic touring bike — a frame with plenty of mounts, designed for front and rear panniers; stable handling under load.
- Adventure touring — a lighter setup using soft bikepacking bags; increased tyre clearance for gravel and forest roads.
- Frame style — step-through (easy to mount), trapezoid or classic diamond; choose based on habit and how much luggage you carry.
What to consider when choosing a touring bike
- Route. Asphalt + light gravel: 40–45 mm tyres and one rack are enough. Long days with bags front and rear: look for a frame with mounts for a front rack.
- Gearing:
- Hub gears (e.g., 7/8-speed) — simpler upkeep, can shift while stationary; great for daily use and road touring.
- Derailleur (1×/2×) — wider range for hills and headwinds. - Brakes. Disc brakes for confident stopping in rain and with full luggage.
- Wheels and tyres. Built tougher to roll well and carry heavier loads on longer trips. Wider tyres (45–50 mm) add comfort and grip on gravel.
- Comfort. More upright posture, wider bars, softer saddle, tyres that soak up bumps.
Which touring bike brands are available?
- Cube — practical touring frames with many mounts, comfortable geometry and solutions for riding with bags.
- Scott — reliable specs for daily use and longer rides, upright posture, space for mudguards/rack.
- Creon — functional models with good equipment at a sensible price.
Equipment you’ll appreciate on the road
- Racks and panniers (front and rear) with secure mounting points.
- Comfort and control: suspension fork (where intended), wide tyres, ergonomic grips.
- Protection and visibility: full-length mudguards, lights (dynamo or rechargeable), reflectors.
- Puncture protection in tyres; many models have tubeless-ready wheels.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Hub gears or derailleur?
Hub — easier maintenance and a cleaner look; derailleur — wider range for varied terrain.
What tyre width suits Latvia?
A universal 40–45 mm; for heavier luggage or more gravel, 45–50 mm.
700C or 650B?
700C holds speed better on roads; 650B with wider tyres offers comfort and grip on gravel.
Why buy at MySport
- Real, in-stock selection of touring bikes in Riga, Valmiera and at Mysport.lv
- Test-fit and adjustments before handover
- Accessory installation (racks, bags, lights, mudguards)
- Fast delivery, easy exchanges and loyalty rewards