Machka 

Plus this way I can quickly skim through to look for the people whose adventures I want to follow, and those people can edit their own posts to let us know if they've updated something. If it were all in one list, it might be hard to tell who belongs to what link and if the link is current or not.

stever

not posted for a while i keep most of my cycling exploits on my picassa page
https://picasaweb.google.co.uk/steve.rooney

l3ica

Great Idea, here is my current ongoing blog:
www.bike-360.com

chrisch

Great idea! I have a few travelogues and photo pages linked off my homepage:

Donau Radweg 2007 (photos)
Switzerland to Sweden 2006 (photos)
TrackMyTour


Cheers!

ukgreyfox

wow great idea
https://www.davidddinoz.blogspot.com/

I love to read other blogs of where I am.

so I look forward to reading anything to do with touring Australia

Dave

jibi

Dave, nice to hear from you

It is long time since I met you in Albany, keep going mate Carla???? so how does an old guy like you get to have dinner with a nice irish girl LOL
I had to leave OZ due to visa problems, banned for 3 years now.

What brings you here?stick to bikeradar mate

george

stachemaster

Here is a simple photo journal from my Brooklyn - Sf ride in the summer of 2004
https://www.jamesmulry.com/cc04/

capejohn

xilios;

I really enjoyed your page, especially the touring tips.

Isn't Andre Reiu from your hometown?

gezellig.

pauldaley

awesome, thanks everyone ...

david, your blog has been a great resource

In 3 weeks i'll be leaving on my first long tour

5,000km from my home town, Kyogle (northern nsw, Australia) up into North QLD ~ to experience the wet-tropics, the rainforest, do some wwoofing, raise some awareness, spread some rainbow love (rainbow flag coming soon!)

bring on LIFE ~!!!

https://calderacreations.blogspot.com/

p.s ~ QUESTION .. does anyone know how to imbed google maps on a blog ?

with the idea of mapping my route as i go, so everyone knows where I am ?

i'm sure there is a way

jibi

I use
https://www.gmap-pedometer.com/
Pin out your route and then when you save it, there is a URL to link to


Take a look at a map I did (very quickly sorry)
www.pedalpatagonia.co.uk

Click on ...... Map of route in Thailand and Malaysia, in the menu on the left for an idea.

george

eastbaybob

Although my jourrnal is on crazyguyon abike, its different as there is some humor to it. There are also prostitutes and me urinating into the mouth of a gorilla. It may not be for everyone, and children (under 18) please check with your mothers before reading, all others take a look:
https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?...c_id=3305&v=Jl

Miles2go

Here are two of my contributions to the touring community and a link to our journals on the CGOAB site.

Of course the infamous Fully Loaded Touring Bike - Photo Gallery which at the time of this post is nearing 300 high quality bike images from around the world. Viewership continues to grow with the site taking in around 1 million hits per year.

And I'm now going public with the new FLT Gallery Profiles page.
I created this last year, wanting something more than a standard links page for the FLT Gallery. It's been running in the background, known only to about 60 tourers and some industry types. I've just loaded the 10th profile. A link to the Profiles page is found at the top of the FLT Gallery so before long it should be pulling in thousands of viewers per month. Changes and improvements to come.

Lastly, my wife and I normally tour for 20-30 days per year and our journals can be found ...HERE.


Tailwinds!

tlorenz

This is a great idea, I love being able to read other people's blog. You can find mine at travelhoz.blogspot.com
I have only documented on trip on there, the other trip on there was not on bicycle. More to come in the future.

bikeargentina

Cool Sites from everyone so far. Here is one with some info on some tours from Croatai, Argentina and latly from Czech Republic. there is a bit of info outside of biking, but it should be pretty simple to find the bike related stuff which is relevant.
Quick and to the point, CROATIA is FU&*ING awesome place for touring alone, in my opinion. Maybe others feel something super special about their first ride too.... I amnot sure as this is only my third year touring.

www.bikeargentina.com

Ti-tillIdie

Cool, I just saw this sticky and thought I should add mine!

We are starting from Miami and heading due north to Maine. It is our first long ride so it should be fun!

www.tandemadventure.com

craigdurkee

new blog in signature totally pointless and all a bit of fun

gizem310

25.000 kilometers to combat global warming...
istanbul to sydney, 16 months...
meeting with environmental NGOs along the way to promote cycling as a means of transportation...
couchsurfing and camping...
loving the nature and the people...
above all, having a blast!
www.tema.org.tr/bisiklet

SDG

I registered on this forum a long time back, but have only started visiting again now (I now have an internet connection at home). I have got a lot of help from the posts here, without giving anything back in return. On seeing this thread, thought I would offer my site with a couple of small trips. Warning: No major rides and NOT updated regularly,

https://sudipto.dg.googlepages.com/

It has accounts of two tours in the Himachal Pradesh state in North India. Not too many people on this forum are visiting this part of the world. I hope this might attract you / have some information that might help in case you are already planning to come.

-holiday76

Mine is very light on content as I'm just setting it up, but I'm leaving on tour at the end of this week and will have a bunch more to talk about!

https://www.brian-payne.com/blog

ridesouth

I'm on tour right now from Seattle to Argentina, currently in Oaxaca, Mexico. I find these forums to be a great resource. Thanks to all of you who participate here. My websites is: https://www.ridesouth.net

-Dave

halltp

I had this website up for a long while, but my hosting was screwed up for a few months, so here is my touring website. As a graphic designer, I get frustrated when I'm reading something spectacular but it almost hurts my eyes to look at it, so I've tried to make my site as aesthetically pleasing as possible.

I'll be updating it a lot more now that I have a timeline for my next tour. There are pages for my past tours' journals, photos and a PDF of the 50 or so page document I wrote after my last tour from Kentucky to Wyoming.

Anyhow, I'll shut up and put the link in here now: https://www.pedalthestates.com

bwgride

FYI -- I tried to review your BRP and KY - WY tours, but after the first page no links worked.

halltp

Yeah, sorry about that. I lost some stuff when one of my hard drives died. I'm in the process of putting everything back together and then uploading it all. Check out the PDF linked on the front page to read about the Kentucky to Wyoming tour.

BFDD

My girlfriend and I just got back from a PCH San Fran to Santa Barbara ride. While my blog isn't specifically about touring, it has allot of commuting, mountainbikeing, and hiking.

www.muffintopbikers.com

andrewh

You asked and you shall receive.

www.where2pedalto.com

Back in Perth Australia,
Back at work, and
Back to planning the next big trip.