Your favourite cycling websites other than this one

[patmahe]

So what non-elitist, friendly banter/interesting article type cycling websites would you advise for a relative newcomer to cycling? All disciplines interest me but I mainly participate in road cycling.

[Ken Sington]

Bikeradar

[DrMekon]

http://www.cyclechat.net/ <- very friendly
http://yacf.co.uk <- all disciplines, weird and wonderful.

[phil-sti]

Singletrackworld

[giarc]

Not forum based... but for ride analysis/comparison www.strava.com

[MadDad]

www.mtbbritain.co.uk - informal forum for muddy rides!
www.bikeradar.com - great gear reviews and active forum for both MTB and road (of which I do both. . . . )

Loads of others but these are the ones I lurk around most.

[936ADL]

www.inrng.com
www.bigringriding.com

and

www.velominati.com - The rules are just fab.

www.shifnalcyclingsociety.co.uk is our blog if you're bored.

[anonymous-user]

http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com - mildy amusing take on NY cycle scene
road.cc
bikeradar

[phil-sti]

Singletrackworld

[Rouleur]

The rest of the site is highly elitist, but this photos thread on weightweenies is great the browse through

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic....

[Gren]

Ken Sington said:

Bikeradar

Likewise

[dubbs]

Tritalk... Let's face it, there's not enough shiny things in the running and swimming disciplines so the bike ends up being a favourite topic.

Plus I'm not sure you'll find a more dedicated bunch of freaks for gadgets, measurement, training and generally knowing their stuff

[Gizmo!]

936ADL said:

www.velominati.com - The rules are just fab.

http://www.velominati.com/blog/the-rules/#10

Love this

[anonymous-user]

DrMekon said:

http://www.cyclechat.net/ <- very friendly
http://yacf.co.uk <- all disciplines, weird and wonderful.

YACF is good, thanks. I spend more time there than here now!