BICYCLE DUTCH
All about cycling in the Netherlands.
By Mark Wagenbuur.
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When is there no need for protected cycling infrastructure?
Happy New Year to all! This first post of 2025 marks the beginning of a fresh year of cycling-related content. For January, I’ll publish on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, returning to my usual schedule …
By Bicycle Dutch, 50 words
BIKEPACKING.com
The resource for the latest bikepacking routes, gear reviews, insight & adventure stories.
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Weekend Snapshot
In this edition of Weekend Snapshot, we join a few folks from our global bikepacking community on their recent outings. From Mexico's lush mountains to a frozen lake in Sweden, today's scenes are a reminder …
By Lucas Winzenburg, 64 words
BikePortland
Portland Oregon bicycle news, events, culture, and opinion.
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Podcast: Artist and ride leader Shawn Granton
Granton on N Vancouver Ave, Wednesday January 15th. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) In this episode (YouTube version below), I sat down in the Shed with veteran Portland bike fun purveyor and artist Shawn Granton. Shawn has …
By Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor), 253 words
Bike to Everything - Blog
Bike commuting for everyone.
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Save The Valencia Center Bike Lane. It’s Better Than You Think.
Update: The SFMTA board voted to implement the new protected side-running bike lanes starting early 2025. There were many people in support of the center bike lane at the November 2024 meeting, and a few …
By Dylan Harris, 3,239 words
Biketype
a museum of bike typography.
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coastrider
coastal cycling in East Lothian, Scotland and related outdoor interests.
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A new family member!
Meet Murphy! a 13 month old Working Cocker Spaniel who we have rehomed after owners realised how much time outdoors a Spaniel needs. He has been well trained so far and has a couple of …
DC Rainmaker | Blog
I’m just a triathlete and runner like you: I run, I bike, and I do something resembling swimming. And at the end of the day…I blog about it.
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Week in Review – January 19th, 2025
The Week in Review is a collection of both all the goodness I’ve written during the past week around the internet, as well as a small pile of links I found interesting – generally endurance …
By Ray Maker, 1,292 words
Eat Sleep Cycle Blog
Written by those who love to eat, sleep, cycle. From our base in Girona, Catalunya, we ride bikes all over Europe.
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REI Adventures Closes – Who Now for Cycling Experiences?
The recent announcement of REI Adventures closing its doors has left many adventure travel enthusiasts wondering where to turn for their cycling experiences. La entrada REI Adventures Closes – Who Now for Cycling Experiences? se …
By Louise Laker, 50 words
The Fastest Slow Guy You Know
A blog about bicycles, Oakland, California, roads, trails, history.
By Morgan Fletcher.
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Our First Families - Daughters of Spain - The San Francisco Examiner San Francisco, California • Sun, Dec 18, 1892 Page 15
Californios (singular Californio) are Hispanic Californians, especially those descended from Spanish settlers of the 17th through 19th centuries before California was annexed by the United States. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Californios Arguello, Noe, Vallejo, Martinez, Peralta; if you live …
By Morgan Fletcher, 3,290 words
Freewheeling France
Cycling in France and velotourisme including bike routes, cycling books and information on French cycling holidays.
By Lyn.
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2025 Tour de France program and race guide
The official Tour de France race guide ALWAYS SELLS OUT. It has all the info you need to follow the Tour de France. Here is how to find it.
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The shortest straightest line rarely beckons
There’s a stream that runs by the office where I work. The Winterbourne, its name a clue. It runs high and fast when the South Downs saturate and the chalk aquifers deep inside overflow. It’s …
By themanfromicon, 926 words
nuxx.net
Making, baking, and (un-)breaking things in Southeast Michigan.
By Steve Vigneau.
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Bambu Lab P1S on IoT VLAN
I recently picked up a Bambu Lab P1S 3D Printer for around the house. After staying away from 3D printing for years, the combination of a friend’s experience with this printer (thanks, @make_with_jake!), holiday sales, …
By Steve Vigneau, 1,749 words
The Radavist
The Radavist is a group of individuals who share a love of cycling and the outdoors.
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Gyros and Aeolus: A Bike Tour through the Mountains of Crete – Ryan Wilson
After finishing up his second big tour across the Andes, Ryan Wilson heads to the rugged terrain and clear blue waters of Crete. Follow along as he gets a taste of the life and riding …
By Ryan Wilson, 2,097 words
The Ranty Highwayman
The adventures in time & space of a Chartered Civil Engineer, specialising in designing for walking and cycling.
By Mark.
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Stratford Streets
Boxing Day called for a little bit of fresh air and with the Elizabeth Line closed, I took my folding bike out for a trip to Stratford (East London) via the District Line for a …
By The Ranty Highwayman, 1,014 words
TomsBikeTrip.com
Veteran advice for cycle tourers & bikepackers.
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No Stupid Questions: Any Tips For Staying Motivated On A Longer Tour?
A reader writes: Have you got any tips for maintaining motivation on a longer tour? I’m just past halfway through a Spain to Ireland tour, and I’ve just been feeling a bit burnt out. Been …