Sigh. Go on then.
Published by Halverde on 2/22/2007 at 15:34.
Here's a super special review of BikeCircle.com that we're only doing so they'll stop sending us e-mails telling us to mention their site.
What do dromidaries have to do with cycling? Apparently enough for a llama shaped thing to be on the front page of the site. This one isn't quite as good as the camel Oscar Pereiro raced against.
The forums are a bit barren and we don't really understand what anybody is talking about. But at least it's not VeloRiders.
The site is crammed full with all that web 2.0 functionality stuff that's all about interacting with virtual environments and sharing ideas and whinging about your school friends. It's like MySpace for cyclists, only better because you're less likely to get a million friend requests from floppy-haired, leather jacket clad bands with a token fat female bass player.
Conclusion
Official score: 9/10, mainly because we keep appearing on the "featured members" section on the front page. We're all for the idea of a global cycling community, even if it means that we might have to actually speak to some cycling fans. If you sign up, make sure to add us to your friends list so we get the fun opportunity to pretend not to be frightened when you start telling us how we're the only site who say what you're really thinking and maybe we should go for a drink with you at your local in Ashby De La Zouch.
What do dromidaries have to do with cycling? Apparently enough for a llama shaped thing to be on the front page of the site. This one isn't quite as good as the camel Oscar Pereiro raced against.
The forums are a bit barren and we don't really understand what anybody is talking about. But at least it's not VeloRiders.
The site is crammed full with all that web 2.0 functionality stuff that's all about interacting with virtual environments and sharing ideas and whinging about your school friends. It's like MySpace for cyclists, only better because you're less likely to get a million friend requests from floppy-haired, leather jacket clad bands with a token fat female bass player.
Conclusion
Official score: 9/10, mainly because we keep appearing on the "featured members" section on the front page. We're all for the idea of a global cycling community, even if it means that we might have to actually speak to some cycling fans. If you sign up, make sure to add us to your friends list so we get the fun opportunity to pretend not to be frightened when you start telling us how we're the only site who say what you're really thinking and maybe we should go for a drink with you at your local in Ashby De La Zouch.
