cycling

183302_velodrom_latvanyterv_nyitott_nyito.jpg Kőbánya velodrome to open this year The first roofed bicycle course in Hungary is being built in the 10th District. BringAréna planned to open before the end of the year.
Széchenyi cycled for the first time on the banks of the Danube - the postal servants rode velocipedes The first velocipedes on the streets of Pest-Buda caused a great sensation in the late 1860s. By the 1880s, the bicycle had conquered Budapest: associations, cycling schools were formed, social trips, parades and competitions were organized. The capital's postal servants rode velocipedes, and the army also used the vehicles. A World Cycling Championship was also held in the capital. In 1928 the Millenáris Velodrome was the most modern and fastest cycling track in Europe.

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