We all know about the super ‘BIGS’ – Bike Snob NYC, Cycling Tips, The Fat Cyclist (and bikeridr). Those blogs are household names in the bike community – we all read them, and we all love them. So in this post, I wanted to offer some other, somewhat lesser known blogs, that I like and I’ve been following for a while:
This is a bike shop blog so it has multiple contributors, providing a variety of voices, and they post often. I like this blog a lot, because the posts are also short, and image heavy, and the content is randomly entertaining to me.
Molly Cameron is a veracious, sponsored rider of both road and cyclo-cross, racing in Europe and the US. I find his blog bitingly funny, his advice/opinions useful, and his intense perspective, strangely intriguing.
I dig this blog because it’s cyclocross focused, and actually this one is quite well-known already. The author, Greg Keller, is totally addicted to CX, races hard, and goes flat out in pretty much all aspects of his life. He’s also a racer, with a regular job, and a family – like me.
The style of the blog, the photos, and the videos are always so killer. The cool factor here is dialed right up. They could print complete jiberish for copy and I’d still follow it.
If you’ve got a blog you think I should be reading, shoot it my way.




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@ Andreas,
Thanks for the heads up. Killer blog! I’ll look forward to reading up on your content.
Cheers!
-S
You should check out Amsterdamized, a cycling blog about life in the cycling capital of the world, run by my friend Marc. Tons of photos.
http://amsterdamized.com
Gah. Fail. Amsterdamize. No “d.”
http://amsterdamize.com
@ Scott,
Haha… Looks like another awesome blog. I’m looking forward to reading more content that’s not north american focused, so this will be cool. Stylish lookin’ site too.
Best!
-S
Sheldon,
You should check out the Inner Ring out of Australia is pretty insightful (www.inrng.com). Another good one is Red Kite Prayer (www.redkiteprayer.com).
Kirk
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