Ride bikes

The VTC, an acronym for Vélo Tout Chemin, is a type of versatile bicycle designed to ride on different types of terrain such as paved roads, cycle paths, dirt roads and light trails.

Hybrid bikes typically feature narrower, smoother tires than mountain bikes to provide better pedaling efficiency and a smoother ride on flat surfaces. They also have a more comfortable, upright riding position for better visibility and reduced strain on the arms and back.

VTCs are often equipped with front suspension for a more comfortable ride on rough roads. They also have pad or disc brakes for efficient braking performance and a transmission with multiple speeds to adapt to different types of terrain.

Hybrid bikes are popular with urban cyclists, travelers and leisure cyclists due to their versatility, comfort and ability to adapt to a variety of riding conditions.