blogs

http://www.crazyguyonabike.com
http://www.bikejournal.com

Mike A Schwab said:

http://www.crazyguyonabike.com
http://www.bikejournal.com

Just what I'm looking for. I'll list crazyguy sometime before the end
of the week. I'll post when I do. First I need a few others from other
subjects that interest me.

Thank you!

Ruth Kazez

rtk said:

Anyone here have a bicyles rides blog or know of a good one?

Here's my bicycling blog. I even write about my rides on occasion.

http://www.masoner.net/bike/

RFM

Fritz M said:

rtk said:

Anyone here have a bicyles rides blog or know of a good one?

Here's my bicycling blog. I even write about my rides on occasion.

http://www.masoner.net/bike/

RFM

Thank you

rtk

rtk said:

Thank you

I Googled for you and I'm impressed with your accomplishments!

Where's the website you're building?

RFM

Fritz M said:

rtk said:

Thank you

I Googled for you and I'm impressed with your accomplishments!

Where's the website you're building?

RFM

I'm looking into blogger.com, but I haven't got it untangled yet.
Thanks for the compliment.

rtk

rtk said:

I'm looking into blogger.com, but I haven't got it untangled yet.
Thanks for the compliment.

It takes some figuring and some time. I use blogger.com and there are
features I wish it had; at the same time there are subtle things just
below that surface that greatly improve the utility of the blog. Some
important things:

* Pick a catchy, short title for your blog.

* Subscribe to blogs you like using a feed service so you don't have to
visit them every day. I like bloglines.com.

* Go to technorati.com and read up on tags when you get the chance.

* Ditto for flickr.com (photo-sharing service).

RFM

Fritz M said:

rtk said:

I'm looking into blogger.com, but I haven't got it untangled yet.
Thanks for the compliment.

It takes some figuring and some time. I use blogger.com and there are
features I wish it had; at the same time there are subtle things just
below that surface that greatly improve the utility of the blog. Some
important things:

* Pick a catchy, short title for your blog.

* Subscribe to blogs you like using a feed service so you don't have to
visit them every day. I like bloglines.com.

* Go to technorati.com and read up on tags when you get the chance.

* Ditto for flickr.com (photo-sharing service).

RFM

Thanks. It really is a bit daunting right now. I got it started, then
didn't like what I did. So I'll start over.

rtk

rtk said:

Anyone here have a bicyles rides blog or know of a good one? I want to
make a link to it from my web site.

Ruth Kazez

Here's mine: http://www.steephill.tv

It's not as polished as some blogs but it's not as distracting either.
No special blogging software is used so I can do whatever I want. I
also have an rss feed.

Steve

Quoted message said:

rtk said:

Anyone here have a bicyles rides blog or know of a good one? I want to
make a link to it from my web site.

Ruth Kazez

Here's mine: http://www.steephill.tv

It's not as polished as some blogs but it's not as distracting either.
No special blogging software is used so I can do whatever I want. I
also have an rss feed.

Steve

Looks good to me. I've made a note of it. I'm still figuring out mine.

Ruth

http://cycledog.blogspot.com/

--

alan

Anyone who believes in a liberal media has never read the "Daily Oklahoman."

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Quoted message said:

Anyone here have a bicyles rides blog or know of a good one? I want to
make a link to it from my web site.

Ruth Kazez

All right, I'll join in. I get about 15 hits per day.
Occaisional e-mails from people asking about the mountain or some
product review I did.

Over two years worth of posts.
--
My bike blog:
http://diabloscott.blogspot.com/

Here's my two cycling blogs:

http;//cfsmtb.blogspot.com

bicyclejustice.blogspot.combicyclejustice.blogspot.comOpen ↗

One's not very serious 🙂 , the other one is unfortunately quite serious. 😠

Also check out: http://links.tortoiseandharedesigns.com/
for stacks of great links.

Peruse: http://www.blogroute.net/
for map of the world's cycling blogs setup by Velodiablo in San Francisco.

Diablo Scott said:

All right, I'll join in. I get about 15 hits per day.

Quoted message said:

http://diabloscott.blogspot.com/

How do you count hits on blogspot? Do you have a hidden image file
hosted on another server or something that you use to track your
visitors?

I encourage bloggers to utilize trackbacks and tags if your software
allows it.

RFM

Here are my rides stuck onto Google Maps (along with some photos
taken on the rides):

http://www.geocities.com/qpliu/map/rides.html

There's not much to read-- it's more riding than writing.

The response to my request has been much better than to other groups.
Only one from swimming, one from triathlon, and one each from aquaria,
ponds, and herps. I'm still getting my act together, but eventually
I'll make one link for each of these interests which are on my web page.
Hard to choose among the bike ones. They're all good.

rtk

Fritz M said:

Diablo Scott said:

All right, I'll join in. I get about 15 hits per day.

Quoted message said:

http://diabloscott.blogspot.com/

How do you count hits on blogspot? Do you have a hidden image file
hosted on another server or something that you use to track your
visitors?

I encourage bloggers to utilize trackbacks and tags if your software
allows it.

RFM

I use bloggingstats.com - it puts a little counter in my sidebar and
sends me regular updates. I'm too dumb to know what trackbacks and tags
are - I'm lucky I could put in my e-mail addy.

--
My bike blog:
http://diabloscott.blogspot.com/

I don't have my own done yet, but here are some bike ones. Scroll all
the way to the bottom of:

http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/e/x/exk7/

ruth kazez