Influenced by the trend of cycling, bicycles are no longer simply a mode of transportation. In Taiwan, people engage in leisure, sport, and tourist activities via bicycles; cycling has thus become one of the most popular leisure activities. In order to further develop cycling sports tourism, cyclists need to be encouraged to explore new routes using the transfer service in the public transportation system. The purpose of this paper was to understand cyclists’ behavior and their needs of transferring the service transportation system. This paper summarized and analyzed relevant domestic and foreign literature. Findings revealed that transfer time and distance, environment and facilities, ticket discount, bicycle lanes, parking facilities, and the improved overall service can all enhance cyclists’ intention to utilize the public transfer service. If promoters can further associate "slow speed" cycling with the trend of "slow travel" and combine it with the transfer service in the public transportation system, it will better stimulate the development of cycling sports tourism in Taiwan.