Bikeblog round up, 02
Searching the world of bicycle related blogs.
London, UK
Buffalo Bill at Moving Target Zine has a description of the Marcus Cook Award. Each year this prized trophy is awarded to an outstanding member of the international messenger community. Its time for the nominations.
Check out more Here.
Japan
Asakusa, at Fixylife has a few snapshots from this years bicycle film festival. My Japanese isn't so good though.
my Korean's not good either...but there's a Korean fixed gear blog now.
Cranky
Europe
Heatherbikes has completed her bicycle tour of Europe. Check out some amazing photos from the trip and see the entire route.
Alaska
Jill a journalist and avid cyclist in Alaska has some notes on Sarah Palin and mostly some amazing photos of our most North reaching state.
Check it out at Arcticglass
NYC
All Posers Must Die has alerted me that the Rats are Back.
Starting Monday, Sept. 8th, sprint race series begins again.
More info at ratpackhustle
And in the New Blog spotlight...
I found:
Velotopia from my old home town of Seattle Washington. Their editor and chief, David Cole had a great quote: "Bicycling is the source and cure of all of my problems." (I wish it were that simple)
Here's what it says about their site: "About Us
We like bikes. We firmly believe that anything with two wheels and pedals will lead you down the road to happiness. This website is about that road.
There's quite a few different bike subcultures out there: from brakeless fixie kids pedaling in skin-tight denim to hairless racer dudes drafting in skin-tight lycra and we tend to like them all. We like organized rides with bountiful food stops and numbers pinned to our jerseys just about as much as we like to get surly and take over the streets on the last Friday of the month. We like pump tracks, dirt parks, Sunday rides, midnight races, velodromes, single track, watching the tour, touring the countryside, climbing hills, Thursday crits, truing our wheels, anything to do with bikes we like. And that's what this website is about: Bikes!"
London, UK
Buffalo Bill at Moving Target Zine has a description of the Marcus Cook Award. Each year this prized trophy is awarded to an outstanding member of the international messenger community. Its time for the nominations.
Check out more Here.
Japan
Asakusa, at Fixylife has a few snapshots from this years bicycle film festival. My Japanese isn't so good though.
my Korean's not good either...but there's a Korean fixed gear blog now.
Cranky
Europe
Heatherbikes has completed her bicycle tour of Europe. Check out some amazing photos from the trip and see the entire route.
Alaska
Jill a journalist and avid cyclist in Alaska has some notes on Sarah Palin and mostly some amazing photos of our most North reaching state.
Check it out at Arcticglass
NYC
All Posers Must Die has alerted me that the Rats are Back.
Starting Monday, Sept. 8th, sprint race series begins again.
More info at ratpackhustle
And in the New Blog spotlight...
I found:
Velotopia from my old home town of Seattle Washington. Their editor and chief, David Cole had a great quote: "Bicycling is the source and cure of all of my problems." (I wish it were that simple)
Here's what it says about their site: "About Us
We like bikes. We firmly believe that anything with two wheels and pedals will lead you down the road to happiness. This website is about that road.
There's quite a few different bike subcultures out there: from brakeless fixie kids pedaling in skin-tight denim to hairless racer dudes drafting in skin-tight lycra and we tend to like them all. We like organized rides with bountiful food stops and numbers pinned to our jerseys just about as much as we like to get surly and take over the streets on the last Friday of the month. We like pump tracks, dirt parks, Sunday rides, midnight races, velodromes, single track, watching the tour, touring the countryside, climbing hills, Thursday crits, truing our wheels, anything to do with bikes we like. And that's what this website is about: Bikes!"
posted by Michael Green at 5:58 AM
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1 Comments:
Here's Noah's from Kansas City http://kc-bike.blogspot.com/
The BBC's "One PLanet" did an interesting 30 minute radio report on cycling there. The blog has a link to download the program.
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