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CYCLING
Adventure Cycling Guide
"The Adventure Cycling Guide: All you need to know about adventure cycle touring, including choosing a bike, gear, where to go, planning, bikes on planes, safety & security."
Asia Again
Bill Weir's on the road again, this time cycling through China, Central Asia, Northeastern India & Southeast Asia.
Bicycle Fish - Adelaide
"Since 1998, an independent & sometimes iconoclastic personal page, low on graphics, high on useful information - & just about bikes. Bicycle Fish values the individual bicycle traveller's needs for simplicity, economy & authenticity."
"Bicycles Network Australia - The Australian Start Site for Cyclists. Get a head start into the online world of cycling with Australian Bicycle shops, cycling clubs, bicycling organisations & international bicycle brands & manufacturers." The site also includes an online cycling forum.
"Interested in travelling & going on a bicycle touring adventure? This website provides help getting started as well as detailed information for veteran cyclists." AND the editor rides a Surly Long Haul Trucker!! Excellent bike!
Bicycle Victoria is a self-funded community organisation, dedicated to getting more people cycling more often
Forums include: advocacy & safety, bicycle mechanics, BMX, classic & vintage, commuting, electric bikes, 50 plus, folding bikes, framebuilders, long distance cycling, mountain biking, recreational & family, recumbent, road cycling, professional cycling, touring, track cycling, training & nutrition, general cycling discussion. Other sections include introductions, charity events, regional discussions, news & suggestions, as well as items for sale.
Bikely lets cyclists share knowledge of good bicycle routes, trails & paths, from over 40 different countries.
"Bikemap is one of the largest collections of bike routes on the web. Cycle routes can be mapped or uploaded from GPS devices."
"Bike reviews, bike gear, parts & accessories, over 30,000 cycling routes, news & race results. BikeRadar.com: from the Cycling Plus, MBUK, Pro Cycling & What Mountain Bike network."
"Bicycle Repair & Tune-Up Guide, a complete, illustrated, online bicycle repair manual including wheel alignment, flat tire repair, derailleur & brake adjustment, & much more for mountain bikes, BMX, & general bicycles."
Biking Southeast Asia with Mr Pumpy!
Wanna cycle Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia or India? Mr Pumpy will give you the rides, the roads & the facts! [but not updated since 2004]
A place for bicycle tourists & their journals
CTC (Cyclists' Touring Club), founded in 1878 as the Bicycle Touring Club, is the UK's National Cyclists’ Organisation.
"Cycling Around the World is 100% non-commercial, maintained by Paul van Roekel & Anja de Graaf, who live in the Netherlands. All information on this site is based on bike trips they made since 1987."
Cycling Forums is a cycling related chat forum. Sections include General, Tech Corner, Bike Racing, Mountain Bikes, Regional Cycling Forums (including Australia & NZ, UK & Europe, Africa, & Canada & US), Other Stuff, Groups, Feedback & What's Going On.
"Since its inception in 1995, www.cyclingnews.com has grown to become the worldwide leader on the Internet for the sport of cycling."
Cycling profiles is an Australian site, showing cycling profiles for cyclists in Melbourne & Victoria.
This site, by Wade Wallace, comprises all sorts of cycling-related tips, including those submitted by readers
David & his bike go to Cambodia
In 2006, I cycled from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap (& back) in Cambodia. This is a weblog of that trip.
This is a weblog of the 10 weeks I spent in India on my bicycle in 2005, & my cycling trip from Kathmandu to Delhi in November 2008.
Jim Langley - Bicycle Aficionado
Jim Langley is a self-described bicycle fanatic, writer/editor, author, teacher (professor of bicycle maintenance at University of California at Santa Cruz for four years!), mechanic , collector, inventor, consultant, athlete & cyclist. His site contains heaps of useful information about bicycles & cycling.
This is Jim Langley's blog.
There's some useful info on this site, including his Bicycle Camping & Touring section
An excellent site by Bill Weir outlining his adventures cycling around Asia for 17 months. Plenty of good photos too.
On Your Bike - Thorn Tree Forum - Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet cycling forum
At the Back of the Green Gibbon!
This is the blog of Mr Felix (aka Pak Peelips) & his travels through Asia.
RideHimalaya: London to Lhasa by bicycle
Krista Bernard & Dan Coward are aiming to "travel sustainably, live simply & create peaceful connections with the people we meet. We also will be raising money for Rainforest Rescue, an organisation committed to protecting the world’s forests & helping combat climate change."
The free newsletters from RoadBikeREider.com contain "advice & information on training, bike riding skills, bicycle maintenance, pro racing & more - plus worldwide news of cycling." Subscribe to the newsletter & receive a free copy of their eBook: 29 Pro Cycling Secrets for Roadies
Heaps of helpful bicycle & other articles by the late Sheldon Brown
"This website is a personal, non-commercial attempt to make available the experience of hundreds of individual bicycle tourists who travel some distance to get to a place for their tour. Either we travel with our bikes or we rent bikes when we arrive. We take airlines, trains, buses, or ferries."
