Peteaud
Veteran
- Location
- South Somerset
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Your favourite cycling websites?
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Muguruki
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Shotton, North Wales.
On a day like this when I'm feeling cold and wet and dream of cyling in warmer climates I tend to go to crazyguyonabike.com
Manonabike
Über Member
Cyclofiend, this site, sheldon brown.
jonny jeez
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chislehurst, Kent, UK
don't visit other forums, they are all on here anyhow.
otherwise I use cyclelog (to record CC member rides) and bikehike to find the flatest routes my body can take..
otherwise I use cyclelog (to record CC member rides) and bikehike to find the flatest routes my body can take..
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Here, Sheldon and IPMBA.
G2EWS
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Devizes, Wiltshire
When I was choosing a forum to join I used my vast experience in the world of motorhomes and photography forums.
A forum can be too small to not give varied opinion or be visited quickly enough to get an answer. It can also be too big with too many of the 'owners' or 'mods' up their own backsides to make it worth being part of.
I looked long and hard at this one and have enjoyed it's content and the input from a very interesting selection of people.
I wonder why some continue to argue over their 'own' opinion on varying subjects such as 'helmets' or 'headphones' etc. But I guess that happens in any situation. However, it is my experience that the continuation of these types of arguments are often carried out by people who do not have long term experience of the etiquette on forums. However, I am pleased that this appears to happen very little and has not spoilt my enjoyment nor gaining of knowledge on this forum. Even if I have been asking some really dumb questions!
Regards
Chris
A forum can be too small to not give varied opinion or be visited quickly enough to get an answer. It can also be too big with too many of the 'owners' or 'mods' up their own backsides to make it worth being part of.
I looked long and hard at this one and have enjoyed it's content and the input from a very interesting selection of people.
I wonder why some continue to argue over their 'own' opinion on varying subjects such as 'helmets' or 'headphones' etc. But I guess that happens in any situation. However, it is my experience that the continuation of these types of arguments are often carried out by people who do not have long term experience of the etiquette on forums. However, I am pleased that this appears to happen very little and has not spoilt my enjoyment nor gaining of knowledge on this forum. Even if I have been asking some really dumb questions!
Regards
Chris
Glow worm
Legendary Member
- Location
- Near Newmarket
http://crapwalthamforest.blogspot.co.uk/
Bile, bile and more bile ... outdoes anybody here!
Bile, bile and more bile ... outdoes anybody here!
guitarpete247
Just about surviving
- Location
- Leicestershire
Disrealigears and Velobase are a couple of my favourites.
phillc
Veteran
- Location
- North Somerset
Tried a few forums but didn't enjoy them so this is the only one l go to now. And l read the blog " my Bicycle and I " by Roff Smith.
phill
phill
