Ciclo Café pedals into Hyderabad

Iconic bicycle-inspired restaurant Ciclo Café set up its outlet in the city recently. Speaking on the launch, Arun Alagappan, President, TI Cycles said, “Hyderabad is our second destination after Chennai. Customers are getting into cycling and it’s working well for hi-end bicycles.”

“We believe cycling is increasingly becoming the most common recreational sport that also builds strong communities. With this concept having received success, we are excited to expand to other cities soon,” he said.

Ashish R Thadani said, “Ciclo is one the biggest cycling cafes in the world. It serves as connect for bikers and food lovers. Ciclo will focus on bike sales, rentals, merchandise and food. We will also be conducting cycling tours with in India and abroad.”

“We are here to promote cycling as a culture as it is more about passion rather than business for us. The café provides maintenance and repair services to bikers,

who can have snacks while getting their rides fixed, to renting cycles at nominal rates to try your hand at cycling to even purchasing one of your favourite brands of bicycles,” he said.

The restaurant has comfortable long-table settings for families, open seating for large groups, and also a few single cycle seats for singles.