New RCN Website!

After several long years, Recumbent Cyclist News (RCN) is pleased to announce that our new website
is up. There is lots of FREE content, and information to help new recumbent bicycle enthusiasts get
up to speed and learn about recumbent bicycles.

For those of you who are not familiar with RCN, RCN is Recumbent Cyclist News — a print recumbent
bicycle enthusiast newsletter that was started by Bob & Marilyn Bryant back in 1990. RCN is an
independent publication that does critical reviews, road tests, and stories on every aspect of
recumbent bicycles. RCN is recumbent specific — the only print publication of its kind on the
world today. RCN has been published on time for 13 years and going on 75 issues. RCN is the first
and foremost authority on recumbent bicycles.

Our new website is: http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com

At the new site, you will find:

* Expanded "About Recumbent" section
* Check out our expanded FREE content:
* 6 downloadable RCN issues including the rare Homebuilder Special
* 12 downloadable articles from RCN
* We plan to include 1 or 2 new FREE RCN issues per year at the site.
* Site Sponsor Links
* RCN Business
* Writer Guidelines
* Ad Rates
* Subscription forms

2003 Buyers Guide/Season Preview Now Available RCN 074, our yearly season preview/buyers guide issue
is off the press and available now.

More Big News RCN has been publishing since 1990 — 13 years. As of July 2003, RCN will be printing
8 issues per year. We hope to move to 10 issues per year soon.

For a paper sample mailed within the USA, please send $5. For a subscription, please send $32 cash,
check or money order to:

RCN, PO Box 2048, Port Townsend, WA 98368.

We expect to be able to accept PayPal orders within a few weeks.

Thank you for your time.

Viva Recumbency!

Bob Bryant, publisher

Recumbent Cyclist News A Print Newsletter by and for Recumbent Bicycle Enthusiasts — Since 1990 <A
HREF="http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com">http://www.recumbentcyclistnews .com</A

 

Bob, great magazine and content. I've been an on again off again [only off because me busy lifestyle
gets in the way of sending a check!] I have a couple of questions comments: 1. what about offering a
pay for view online copy of the magazine 2. barring that, how about easier payment form for the
print mag: what about excepting www.paypal.com for payment, either have a slightly higher rate for
using this option for payment, or just accepting bank transfer payments only, which are virtually
free for you. This might help selling all those RCN test bikes also, sincerely, Jim "forgot to send
my renewal check" Hall

DrRecumbnt wrote:
> After several long years, Recumbent Cyclist News (RCN) is pleased to announce that our new website
> is up. There is lots of FREE content, and information to help new recumbent bicycle enthusiasts
> get up to speed and learn about recumbent bicycles.
>
> For those of you who are not familiar with RCN, RCN is Recumbent Cyclist News — a print
> recumbent bicycle enthusiast newsletter that was started by Bob & Marilyn Bryant back in 1990. RCN
> is an independent publication that does critical reviews, road tests, and stories on every aspect
> of recumbent bicycles. RCN is recumbent specific — the only print publication of its kind on the
> world today. RCN has been published on time for 13 years and going on 75 issues. RCN is the first
> and foremost authority on recumbent bicycles.
>
> Our new website is: http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com
>
> At the new site, you will find:
>
> * Expanded "About Recumbent" section
> * Check out our expanded FREE content:
> * 6 downloadable RCN issues including the rare Homebuilder Special
> * 12 downloadable articles from RCN
> * We plan to include 1 or 2 new FREE RCN issues per year at the site.
> * Site Sponsor Links
> * RCN Business
> * Writer Guidelines
> * Ad Rates
> * Subscription forms
>
> 2003 Buyers Guide/Season Preview Now Available RCN 074, our yearly season preview/buyers guide
> issue is off the press and available now.
>
>
> More Big News RCN has been publishing since 1990 — 13 years. As of July 2003, RCN will be
> printing 8 issues per year. We hope to move to 10 issues per year soon.
>
> For a paper sample mailed within the USA, please send $5. For a subscription, please send $32
> cash, check or money order to:
>
> RCN, PO Box 2048, Port Townsend, WA 98368.
>
> We expect to be able to accept PayPal orders within a few weeks.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
>
> Viva Recumbency!
>
> Bob Bryant, publisher
>
> Recumbent Cyclist News A Print Newsletter by and for Recumbent Bicycle Enthusiasts — Since 1990
> <A HREF="http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com">http://www.recumbentcyclistnews .com</A

 

doh doh doh, didn't see the last statement about accepting paypal in a few weeks, SORRY! sincerely,
Jim "too busy to read the whole thing" Hall

DrRecumbnt wrote:
> After several long years, Recumbent Cyclist News (RCN) is pleased to announce that our new website
> is up. There is lots of FREE content, and information to help new recumbent bicycle enthusiasts
> get up to speed and learn about recumbent bicycles.
>
> For those of you who are not familiar with RCN, RCN is Recumbent Cyclist News — a print
> recumbent bicycle enthusiast newsletter that was started by Bob & Marilyn Bryant back in 1990. RCN
> is an independent publication that does critical reviews, road tests, and stories on every aspect
> of recumbent bicycles. RCN is recumbent specific — the only print publication of its kind on the
> world today. RCN has been published on time for 13 years and going on 75 issues. RCN is the first
> and foremost authority on recumbent bicycles.
>
> Our new website is: http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com
>
> At the new site, you will find:
>
> * Expanded "About Recumbent" section
> * Check out our expanded FREE content:
> * 6 downloadable RCN issues including the rare Homebuilder Special
> * 12 downloadable articles from RCN
> * We plan to include 1 or 2 new FREE RCN issues per year at the site.
> * Site Sponsor Links
> * RCN Business
> * Writer Guidelines
> * Ad Rates
> * Subscription forms
>
> 2003 Buyers Guide/Season Preview Now Available RCN 074, our yearly season preview/buyers guide
> issue is off the press and available now.
>
>
> More Big News RCN has been publishing since 1990 — 13 years. As of July 2003, RCN will be
> printing 8 issues per year. We hope to move to 10 issues per year soon.
>
> For a paper sample mailed within the USA, please send $5. For a subscription, please send $32
> cash, check or money order to:
>
> RCN, PO Box 2048, Port Townsend, WA 98368.
>
> We expect to be able to accept PayPal orders within a few weeks.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
>
> Viva Recumbency!
>
> Bob Bryant, publisher
>
> Recumbent Cyclist News A Print Newsletter by and for Recumbent Bicycle Enthusiasts — Since 1990
> <A HREF="http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com">http://www.recumbentcyclistnews .com</A

 

Most RCN test bikes are mfr loaners. We barter for a few per year, mainly those that are difficult
to get or with expensive shipping.

Web classified ads are a good idea. We'd have to go back to charging for them (run in both print
newsletter and web) and this wouldn't be too popular.

RCN is still just me full time and Marilyn part time. Paypal will be as advanced as we get
for awhile.

Bob Bryant http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com

 

Bob, Let us know when the paypal is up and running, i'll get me renewal off then ASAP!

DrRecumbnt wrote:
> Most RCN test bikes are mfr loaners. We barter for a few per year, mainly those that are difficult
> to get or with expensive shipping.
>
> Web classified ads are a good idea. We'd have to go back to charging for them (run in both print
> newsletter and web) and this wouldn't be too popular.
>
> RCN is still just me full time and Marilyn part time. Paypal will be as advanced as we get
> for awhile.
>
> Bob Bryant http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com

 

> We expect to be able to accept PayPal orders within a few weeks.

Let us know. I will order my subscription then.

Derek

 

Very nice!

Gabriel DeVault "DrRecumbnt" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> After several long years, Recumbent Cyclist News (RCN) is pleased to
announce
> that our new website is up. There is lots of FREE content, and
information to
> help new recumbent bicycle enthusiasts get up to speed and learn about recumbent bicycles.
>
> For those of you who are not familiar with RCN, RCN is Recumbent Cyclist
News
> - a print recumbent bicycle enthusiast newsletter that was started by Bob
&
> Marilyn Bryant back in 1990. RCN is an independent publication that does critical reviews, road
> tests, and stories on every aspect of recumbent bicycles. RCN is recumbent specific - the only
> print publication of its
kind
> on the world today. RCN has been published on time for 13 years and going
on 75
> issues. RCN is the first and foremost authority on recumbent bicycles.
>
> Our new website is: http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com
>
> At the new site, you will find:
>
> * Expanded "About Recumbent" section
> * Check out our expanded FREE content:
> * 6 downloadable RCN issues including the rare Homebuilder Special
> * 12 downloadable articles from RCN
> * We plan to include 1 or 2 new FREE RCN issues per year at the site.
> * Site Sponsor Links
> * RCN Business
> * Writer Guidelines
> * Ad Rates
> * Subscription forms
>
> 2003 Buyers Guide/Season Preview Now Available RCN 074, our yearly season preview/buyers guide
> issue is off the press and available now.
>
>
> More Big News RCN has been publishing since 1990 - 13 years. As of July 2003, RCN will
be
> printing 8 issues per year. We hope to move to 10 issues per year soon.
>
> For a paper sample mailed within the USA, please send $5. For a
subscription,
> please send $32 cash, check or money order to:
>
> RCN, PO Box 2048, Port Townsend, WA 98368.
>
> We expect to be able to accept PayPal orders within a few weeks.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
>
> Viva Recumbency!
>
> Bob Bryant, publisher
>
> Recumbent Cyclist News A Print Newsletter by and for Recumbent Bicycle Enthusiasts - Since 1990 <A
> HREF="http://www.recumbentcyclistnews.com">http://www.recumbentcyclistnews .com</A