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gomapgen (GOogle MAP GEnerator) generates a google map from a gpx file and places photos taken by an external camera where they were taken, by comparing gps points time with picture time.

Useful for bike tour reporting (if you registered your tour with a GPS system)!

Tour de Map is an open / free advanced network for all Cyclists.

Here everyone can draw maps, share GPS data, images, videos, ridelog and much much more!

The goal is to help cyclists to find or share ride locations and help companies to advertise without any cost.

mountain bike riding guide with videos. article, photo gallery and the hand made carbon bike project.

[Features many excellent English-language mountain bike repair guide videos. If you can't read Hebrew, best start with the Sitemap and check out the videos.]

The idea behind the website is to create an indexed, on-line bike touring archive of useful websites, discussion topics, personal insights, and travel journals. The archive is indexed by location and topic and can be searched by either or both. Currently, the archive has over 400 entries on over 60 countries.

The archive is designed so that anyone can enter information into it after a free registration.

We are a unique resource for people interested in the world of folding bikes. Through our enthusiasm and passion we hope to excite you with the latest and greatest developments in the world of folders. In return, we would like to hear from you. We are interested in information on folding bikes, be it reviews, news articles, folding concepts or folding bike travel and tours.

The Science of Cycling is a large Web site - there are over 20 pages in six main sections, 20 audio and video clips, interactive javascripts, and lots of images.

• Introduction -- What is the Science of Cycling?
• The Wheel -- Why do road bikes have thin tires, while mountain bikes have fat tires?
• Drives & Gears -- How do gears help make the bicycle so efficient?
• Frames & Materials -- What are the best materials for frames?
• Braking & Steering -- How do you stop and steer a bicycle?
• Aerodynamics -- How does drafting help a cyclist?
• Human Power -- Why is the bicycle the most efficient way to travel?

Bikething.org is a free web & wireless group for people to exchange information to cycling. It has a wireless interface to aid people while they are mobile. It provides an interface for listing locations pertinent to cycling (trails, cafes, bars, bike shops, etc.) and events (bike races, BBQs, Critical Mass rides, etc.).

[You need to register to use this site.]

A manual of bicycle maintenance and riding tips, for those who want to repair their own bicycles, and ride effectively in traffic and on tours.

• Wheels - fixing punctures, building wheels, adjusting spokes...
• Steering: handlebars, headset, adjustment and repair
• The drive train: brakes, shift levers, chain repair, pedals, shoes, derailleurs, saddles
• Bicycle computers: computers, heart rate monitors, GPS navigation, taking good pictures
• Riding: in town, long distance touring, group rides
• Travel tips: packing list, airlines, shipping bicycles, panniers
• Accidents: what to do