Yes, cycling can improve the strength and endurance of your glutes.
When cycling, particularly during uphill climbs or high-intensity intervals, the gluteal muscles are engaged to generate power and propel the legs. However, it's important to note that the extent of glute engagement can vary depending on factors such as intensity, resistance, and cycling technique.
To maximize glute activation while cycling, focus on maintaining an upright posture, engaging your core, and actively pushing through the pedals using your glutes and legs.