The 20+ Best Cycling Anime

In a world where competitive cycling battles called Circuit Races have become popular youth hobbies, young Sho Yamato eagerly dives in using his customized bike Endorphin. With the guidance of the mysterious EB-01, Sho aims to become an Idaten Racer master, but soon finds he has much to learn from rivals Makoto Shido and Kyoichi Saga to improve as an all-around cyclist.

After joining his school’s cycling club, amateur cyclist Sakamichi Onoda discovers a surprising natural talent for the sport. Alongside fellow first-years Shunsuke Imaizumi and Shoukichi Naruko, Onoda sets his sights on competing in the intense Inter High bicycle race, hoping to inspire more students to embrace cycling. It won’t be easy balancing grueling training with studying, but Onoda is fueled by his passion for the sport.

Fan favorites Sakamichi Onoda, Shunsuke Imaizumi, and Shoukichi Naruko return in this special side story. A visit to a local shrine's bike festival has this trio of cycling enthusiasts imagining racing its grounds on decorated bikes. Though only a whimsical notion, their imaginary race becomes a heartfelt reminder of their passion for cycling.

In preparation for the upcoming Inter High, Sakamichi Onoda and the Sohoku High bicycle club embark on a weeklong training camp that will push their stamina to the limit. But the severity of the camp’s routine risks burning out the team before the race even begins. Onoda must rally the team’s morale to overcome this grueling trial and enter the Inter High in peak form.

After their defeat in the Inter High race, Sakamichi Onoda regroups with the Sohoku High Bicycle Club as they aim for victory at the Miyagi Prefecture Preliminaries. Up against their rival powerhouse team Hakone Academy and unpredictable newcomers, Onoda must summon all his passion and determination to overcome fierce opponents and grueling courses.

After placing highly in the Inter High, Sohoku High’s cycling club gains enthusiastic first-year recruits hoping to reach the top. But the pressure is greater than ever, as rival schools continue to improve and Sohoku’s veterans adjust to new roles off and on the bikes. Can this next generation of cyclists come together as a team to keep Sohoku’s reputation on track?