Stories of bicycle travellers & free weblogs for biketravellers!
Laurice Pollard wrote a new post, Hello blog, on the site Dung Your Needs 14 years, 5 months ago
Hello, my new blog is here, welcome to my blog!
Laurice Pollard created the site Dung Your Needs 14 years, 5 months ago
Laurice Pollard became a registered member 14 years, 5 months ago
Welcome at the new Biketravellers blogs. Here everybody who is interested in bicycles and bike trips can open a free blog and start posting right away!
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New: Now you can also host your own Domain (yourdomain.com, so without the BikeTravellers.com part) for free! Ask for details on how to do this.
Everybody who has something to tell or show about anything to do with travelling by bicycle or bicyles can get a free blog here. Register
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You can post photo's, videos and of course stories about your bike, your trip, now, in the past of in the future. You can create discussion groups and forums in a click can create a free new blog (even if you already have one) here.
Omar Ruiz-Diaz wrote a new post, La Ponderosa , on the site OMARGLOBAL 11 years, 1 month ago
Omar Ruiz-Diaz wrote a new post, Comfort Zone , on the site OMARGLOBAL 13 years, 3 months ago
This guy, Daniel Orenes , just started his Round the World bicycle trip in southern Spain. He’s coping with a very complicated weather condition but overall he seems OK. It is challenging to me following this event from my comfort zone here in Madrid, excusing myself that winter isn’t the best time to travel. Maybe I’m right […]
Omar Ruiz-Diaz wrote a new post, The Adventurers, on the site OMARGLOBAL 13 years, 4 months ago
The following is part of Marlene Adam’s (a writer from Vancouver, Canada) blog entry on one of my former blog project. … There’s something masochistic about a divorced couple voluntarily agreeing to travel indefinitely together, especially after not having seen each other for two or three years. And even more foolhardy after having already […]
