The lectures and workshop on opportunities for cycling among students in Aveiro (Portugal) was organised in collaboration with the Department of Social Political and Territorial Sciences (DCSPT) of the University of Aveiro as host institution in the framework of Erasmus+ Mobility for teaching conducted by architect Kaja Pogačar from the University of Maribor (Slovenia). In few days of action, the students of the Master program learned about the experience of the development of cycling in Slovenia (where a young political party called List of Cyclists and Pedestrians was founded - www.kolesarjiinpesci.si/), but also to learn about approaches and practices related to the advocacy of cycling and increasing the visibility of cyclists as a social group. The practical part included elements of a tactical urbanism that can be considered as a useful tool as it materializes the discussion topic into physical space. Campus of the University of Aveiro is located in the outskirts of the city of 70.000 inhabitants. Although it is not far from the city centre and the topography is favourable, the majority of students use cars to commute to the faculties, which is visible in the numerous parked cars surrounding the campus. The University was at the time aware of the situation and was trying to promote cycling among students in several ways, among them by creating university bike rental, establishing the university bike centre, enlarging and empowering the community of students cycling (Community bike kitchen). Workshop was organised to support these activities and to transfer the experience and praxis of bike activism from European countries where the culture of cycling has a longer tradition.