Cycling is definitely picking up popularity in the US. As for Europe, I'm not sure. If you ever want to know how much popularity cycling has, go to your local bike shop and ask roughly how many bikes they sell each year. It'll blow you away.
Google the tour de France or lance armstronge
I've noticed a lot of young people riding more, mostly due to the growing popularity of critical mass and fixed gear bikes. For many of them bicycling are just an added feature of the hipster fashion trend
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Cycling as a sport has its origins in the mid-19th century in Europe, particularly in France and the United Kingdom. It initially gained popularity as a form of transportation and recreation before evolving into a competitive sport with the development of organized races and events. The invention of the modern bicycle with pedals and a chain in the 1860s played a significant role in the growth of cycling as a sport.
Europe, late 1970s.
for popularity
In Europe, mostly in France.
Depends on where you're at. In Europe and North America - certainly. Some parts of Asia probably have more bicycles and scooters than cars though.
if you mean racing? in Europe its Feb - Oct, cycling can be done year round depending on the weather conditions of the locality.
culuture differences
cultural difference within Europe have declined
increasing
Europe's population has been decreasing.
Some popular cycling routes in Europe known for their scenic views and challenging terrain include the Stelvio Pass in Italy, the Col du Tourmalet in France, and the Transfagarasan Highway in Romania. These routes offer stunning landscapes and demanding climbs that attract cycling enthusiasts looking for a challenging ride.