Top 20 Male Cycling Influencers on Instagram (Nov 2026)

We found 230 cycling Influencers
These influencers mention 'cycling' in their Instagram bio. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
11/02/2026
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1. seb (cycling against borders)

Iran

🚲 cycling Amsterdam -> Japan for a world without borders! ✊ 💰fundraising (€51100+) for @migreat.en and @no_name_kitchen

Followers
446.2K
Fake followers
27.33%
Engagement rate
8.79%
Average Reel plays
716.9K
Audience gender
female
68.91%
male
31.09%
Top performing Reels
  1. 10.5M
  2. 4.5M
  3. 4M
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
17.6%
The Netherlands
10.4%
United Kingdom
7.2%
Iran
6.4%
Turkey
6.4%
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2. Sam Page

Husband, dada, son and brudah. Wilco fan and cycling enthusiast. Always missing my friends and family. Never missing lunch. I❤️📺.

Followers
211.4K
Fake followers
18.11%
Engagement rate
5.95%
Average Reel plays
121.6K
Audience gender
female
93.63%
male
6.37%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
15.48%
Brazil
15.21%
United Kingdom
8.38%
India
7.1%
Italy
6.19%
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3. Leonardo Scarton 🗺️

Italy

🚵 Cycling 🇮🇹 to 🇯🇵 to reach my 👰🏻💍 ⏳ Progress: 13.000 / 15.000 km 🗺️ Qui puoi scaricare le mie Mappe di Viaggio ↓

Followers
211.3K
Fake followers
18.38%
Engagement rate
6.15%
Average Reel plays
224.5K
Audience gender
female
44.01%
male
55.99%
Top performing Reels
  1. 137.6K
  2. 104.4K
  3. 90.3K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Japan
32.64%
Italy
18.54%
United States
8.29%
Brazil
2.69%
Argentina
2.58%
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4. Dan Jones

United Kingdom

Professional Amateur | Cycling @van_rysel @garminuk @rapha @forduk @gozwift @velo.edge

Followers
136.8K
Fake followers
11.88%
Engagement rate
2.02%
Average Reel plays
57.7K
Audience gender
female
27.18%
male
72.82%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
46.39%
United States
11.13%
Australia
4.64%
Germany
3.42%
Canada
2.78%
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5. George Hincapie

United States

Team Lead & Co-Owner @maprocycling Building the future of cycling gear & elevating cycling culture, one ride at a time.

Followers
135.4K
Fake followers
19.09%
Engagement rate
2.11%
Average Reel plays
87.1K
Audience gender
female
16.24%
male
83.76%
Top performing Reels
  1. 290.1K
  2. 21.6K
  3. 14.8K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
53.02%
United Kingdom
6.5%
Australia
3.71%
Canada
2.89%
Italy
2.86%
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6. Ryan Wilson

Taking the long way since 2016 🚲 🌎 Currently: Greece 🇬🇷 Riding @tumbleweedbikes Contributor @theradavist

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7. Pius Saier

Germany

🏳️: germany || 23 ☁️: running, cycling & hiking ✉️: pius@sprouts.de 💭: ambassador @adidasgermany

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8. SAFIN CLARK

New Zealand

Cycling Singapore → UK, currently in Nepal📍 Documenting the journey Always on an adventure @zorali 🌞

Followers
109.1K
Fake followers
9.3%
Engagement rate
2.91%
Average Reel plays
47.2K
Audience gender
female
63.33%
male
36.67%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Australia
76.52%
Brazil
12.93%
United States
1.63%
United Kingdom
1.34%
New Zealand
1.19%
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9. Peyman & Sailor 🇫🇮

Finland

🇫🇮Adventures🌎 Reviews & Tips 5Athlon Across Europe&Africa Now: 🚴‍♂️with @velotraumbikes to South Africa 🎬 YouTube: 4 bikepacking mistakes👇

Followers
98.4K
Fake followers
14.11%
Engagement rate
3.36%
Average Reel plays
32.1K
Audience gender
female
29.01%
male
70.99%
Top performing Reels
  1. 7.7K
  2. 4.9K
  3. 🚨We did it! We swam 100km in 8 days and one day we had rest day! It was not as difficult as we tought it would be 😁 Big thanks to our team @eero.asikainen and @kalevilinko for joining us in this trip and being important part of our swimming section. Also big thanks to @arenasuomi and @ursuit for supporting this section of our 5Athlon challenge. Next section will be cycling which will start around 4th of September 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️ About us : We are Sailor and Peyman and we are attempting to complete The 5Athlon project from North Cape to South Africa by muscle power for the first time⛷️🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️🏊‍♀️🚴‍♀️⛵️🚴🏼‍♂️ You can watch our latest Vlog on NomadsTrails YouTube channel. Link in the Bio. Note: we have received some of the gears we are using on this video 😊 💌 You can order our Signed 5Athlon postcards from: www.nomadstrails.com we send the postcards after each section of 5athlon. Swimming postcards will be sent from Europe. 👉 Mesh baselayers made in Finland by Svala and 1.5 liters titanium bottle with 5Athlon logo. We have tested both of these in daily use. You can find those on: www.nomadstrails.com Some stats: 1600km done from 30,000km Skied 750km ✅ Ran: 950km✅ Swam 100Km✅ Next: Cycling: 24000km Sailing:3500km #nomadstrails #5athlon #rovaniemi #helsinki #suomi #running #juoksu #finland #adventure #seikkailu #retkeily #trailrunner #trailrunning #3athlon #swimming #ulkonaperillä #openwaterswim #nomadstrailsoutdoorgeartest #tallinna #tallinn #estonia🇪🇪 #sailing #purjehdus #viro
    4.8K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
India
15.49%
Finland
12.33%
United States
8%
United Kingdom
4.95%
Morocco
4.17%

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12. Dr. David Opar, PhD 🇰🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

United Kingdom

Ghetto→PhD→Stay-at-Home Dad Cycling & Hiking with my boys @afristanifamily Building a business in public → 90 day’s to £5K 📩 davidopar@gmail.com

Followers
62.6K
Fake followers
2.99%
Engagement rate
3.17%
Average Reel plays
30.3K
Audience gender
female
57.39%
male
42.61%
Top performing Reels
  1. For years, I remembered the bike my dad promised me if I was the best in my class. I got the grades. The bike never came. But I don’t ever remember being angry with him for it. We were poor. Looking back now as a father myself, I understand that he was probably promising me something he desperately wished he could afford. He just wanted his son to keep going. My dad used to tell me that education was like insurance. It might not pay you today, but one day, when you need it, it will. I don’t think either of us could have imagined what that would eventually mean. That education took me from poverty and the slums of Kenya to university, to the UK, to South Korea and eventually to a life my younger self couldn’t have imagined. And somewhere along that journey, at 30 years old, my wife bought me my first bicycle. There was something strangely emotional about sitting on that bike. Because the little boy who had waited for one all those years hadn’t completely disappeared. And I’ve realised something else since becoming a father. Maybe my dad’s greatest gift wasn’t the bike he couldn’t afford. Maybe it was convincing me to believe that my circumstances didn’t have to determine where my story ended. Years later, after nearly losing my own life and then losing my brother, the bike means something completely different again. I spent a long time afraid of life. Afraid of what could happen. Afraid of losing more. But losing so much has also taught me that surviving isn’t the same thing as living. So now I’m learning to live again. Slowly. Carefully. Gratefully. And somehow, one of the places I’ve found that feeling again is on two wheels except this time there’s a little boy sitting in-front of me and a little boy beside me on his own two wheels. I sometimes wonder what my dad would think if he could see us. His grandsons and the son he once promised a bicycle, exploring Scotland together. Maybe that promise came true after all. If there’s something you’ve been postponing for “one day” call the person, take the trip, start the thing, ride the bike. Life is short. Don’t forget to live it. #storytellingcontentchallenge
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  3. For most of my life, I thought if I worked hard enough, life would eventually become fair. Get the grades. Be the best. Work harder than everyone else. And somehow, everything will work out. I believed that because it was what my parents taught me. But life taught me something different. I lost both my parents at 16. Weeks later, I was sent home from school because we couldn’t afford the fees and at that moment I thought my life is over. A stranger, I’ve never met, I don’t even know her name, thousands of miles away gave me another chance through her act of kindness🥹🙏🏿. So I kept going. First Class Honours in my Bachelors degree. A fully funded Master’s in the UK. A fully funded PhD in South Korea. 13 published papers. A career as a scientist. And still, life kept happening. I nearly died from a pulmonary embolism. We experienced miscarriage after 3 years of trying. Then last year, I lost my brother Sam when he was just 39. For years, I measured my life by how far I had climbed. Now, at 37, I’m learning to measure it differently. Because education changed my circumstances. Hard work opened doors I never imagined walking through. But achievement was never going to protect me from being human. Maybe success isn’t reaching a point where nothing can knock you down. Maybe it’s becoming someone who knows how to keep going when it does. If you’re currently in a chapter where everything you worked for feels uncertain, save this for the days you need reminding. Having the rug pulled from under you and feeling like you’ve lost everything doesn’t mean your story is over. You might not see a way forward yet. You might have no idea what comes next. Keep going anyway. Some of the chapters that changed my life began when I thought everything was falling apart. 🙏🏾 And if someone you love is going through a difficult season right now, send this to them. ❤️ #keepgoing #resilience #hope #lifelessons #storytellingcontentchallenge
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Audience location by country
Kenya
45.53%
United States
15.45%
United Kingdom
14.63%
Tanzania
3.25%
Nigeria
3.25%
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13. Anass El Hayani

Morocco

🇲🇦 Moroccan POV Cycling Creator 🚴‍♂️ Cyclist | High-Quality Content 📸 @insta360 code: ROMEO 📩 elhayanianass@gmail.com #ʀᴏᴍᴇᴏ ɪꜱ ʜᴇʀᴇ ⚡️

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14. Christian Vande Velde

United States

@onepeloton Instructor. @nbcsports Cycling Analyst. Former professional cyclist and Olympian. Founding Team member @breakaway.app #girldad

Followers
50.1K
Fake followers
22.39%
Engagement rate
3.62%
Average Reel plays
38.9K
Audience gender
female
23.54%
male
76.46%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
71.72%
United Kingdom
3.88%
Canada
2.09%
Spain
2.05%
Italy
1.63%
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15. Yassine Es.Qalli

Cycling Around the world 🚵‍♂️🌍

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16. Ben Parker

United Kingdom

I love running & cycling 💗 10x ironman 🏊‍♂️🚴‍♂️🏃‍♂️ @runna co-founder 👨‍💻

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17. Czechkinsky | Global Cycling Fitness

Germany

Train hard. Travel far. Built in Europe. Moving worldwide. ⬇️ Join the journey

Followers
42.2K
Fake followers
23.85%
Engagement rate
2.13%
Average Reel plays
7.5K
Audience gender
female
13.85%
male
86.15%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
16.44%
Germany
12.61%
United Kingdom
7.62%
Mexico
5.76%
Brazil
4.93%
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18. James Wickenden

United Kingdom

🇬🇧 I like riding bikes… generally with a beer afterwards 🚴Cycling tech & tips

Followers
42K
Fake followers
19.03%
Engagement rate
20.76%
Average Reel plays
406.6K
Audience gender
female
15.2%
male
84.8%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
24.9%
United States
10.89%
Italy
3.98%
Brazil
3.46%
Germany
3.34%
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20. Greg McCahon

United Kingdom

Cycling from Alaska to Argentina (very slowly) Supported by @tumbleweedbikes - Proof of life: @wheregregslept

Followers
39K
Fake followers
21.17%
Engagement rate
10.12%
Average Reel plays
8.8K
Audience gender
female
58.19%
male
41.81%
Top performing Reels
  1. On my hike I ran into rattlesnakes, bears, and even once a mountain lion, but the only time I actually felt like I was in danger was the day this photo was taken. It was a very hot day in the desert and I'd walked straight past a pretty crucial water source, I was totally in my own head and didn't even notice until a couple of miles later. I was around 8 miles from the next reliable water, and had just over half a litre left. For some reason, I thought I could make it at a push if I just rationed it well, instead of doing the smart thing and turning back. What I didn't factor in is that it was the middle of the day, and those 8 miles turned out to be completely exposed. Around four miles later, my water rationing was not going very well. I only had a few sips of water left, and I was starting to feel the effects of dehydration (I was getting tunnel vision and started feeling pretty dizzy). With no shade in sight, there was no opportunity to stop and rest so I just kept on going. At this point, I knew heat exhaustion was a danger. Half an hour later, I was starting to think about how I would go about getting help. I turned a corner and thought I could see something manmade in the distance, but was pretty sure either my mind was just making it up, or it was an old building or something (meaning potentially shade at least). I put my head down and kept walking towards it, mumbling pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease. But as I got closer to the old building, it stopped looking like an old building and started to look like a... gazebo?? with my friends under it?? drinking beer??? Definitely a mirage. I walked into the mirage and came to the conclusion that this was in fact reality. Someone had driven out into the middle of nowhere, with a few coolers full of cold drinks and water to give out to hikers, and it completely saved me. I think it has to be the luckiest moment of my life. Anyway, take away lesson is to just hike back and get water. I took this picture a couple miles post oasis, coming down into Cajon Pass (Mile 342)
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  3. A bit of a life update for those who are interested - is anyone still here? The transition back to city life after spending 6 months hiking was more difficult than I expected. It still feels a bit like I’m pretending to be someone that lives here when actually I don’t (It's been a year and a half, I definitely live here). I’ve been able to get out of the city a few times, mostly up to Scotland where I’ve been taking a few outdoor courses - most proud of my Wilderness First Responder certification which I got from a very intense week of wilderness medical training with @wemsiinternational back in November. I did manage to find a very cheap flight out to California for a couple of weeks in October to visit my friends Rebekah and Jake. I hiked with them through most of Oregon and a lot of Washington, so it was really amazing to spend some time with them, reminiscing about the good old days and seeing what they’ve been up to since - one of those things is renovating the trailer above into this beautiful little desert home. I also managed to spend a few days back on the PCT which was SO great. These pictures are from that trip. But yeah, I’ve pretty much spent the last year and a half hunkering down, working and saving everything I possibly can so that one day I'll be able to afford to go away again. I’ve been really fortunate to find a full-time job that I enjoy with people I like spending time with, and to be able to move in with my dad which has actually been really nice and has allowed me to cut my spending down to very little. Hiking the PCT back in 2018 gave me a taste of a lifestyle I grew to love, and I feel like I owe it to myself to explore that side of my life as much as I can while im still young. SO, I'm aiming to set off towards the end of this year, and if all goes well this time I’ll be out exploring wild and remote places for at least a few years before the city life claims me back (It's good to dream big, right?)
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
24.85%
United States
22.98%
Australia
4.83%
Canada
4.41%
France
2.73%

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