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• The Morrisons Cycling and trucking a bit everywhere.
• Leo Tenenblat Interesting about Brasilian and Tibetan cycling.
• Farid Laid A travel and cycle site, with some really good pictures.
• Karin and Fredrik Sweden to India (in swedish).
• Al Humphreys around the world by bicycle.
• Christian Flenker Site with trips to various parts of Europe and North America.
• Brett, Margot, Nigel and Kevin's nice site about a cycling/climbing trip to Muztagh Ata.
• Julie Lapointe  Solo woman by bike & bus to Ushuahia. In French. 
• Martine and Frans Traveling Tibet with a tandem.
• Wylie and Helene An interesting travellers site, with good info and stories. 
• Urs Guggisberg On a big tour from Europe to Japan and back.
• In orbit Travel info, links and stories.
• Claude Marthaler Started 1994 and is still on the road, over 100 000km,  so far. Some really nice photos and a good link list.
• Machii all in Japanese, but over 115 000km, 117 countries, probably a great site... if you know Japanese... 
• Jim Malusa In Russia  and in South America. 
• Luc and Rudi Cycling in South America, Africa and Asia. Slow, but nice site.
• A crazy idea...vespas to Libya! In Italian.
• Phil McCormack, a friend I cycled with in Pakistan. His new project: London - Cape Town, to raise money for a cancer foundation.
• Mr Pumpy Cool site about cycling in the southern parts of Asia.
• Torbjörn Lindgren  Cycling Blå Vägen in order to raise money for an orphanage in Russia. In Swedish.
• Mark Eskdale Pedling home. Cycling from London to Australia.
• Cass Gilbert From Australia to London, supporting children with AIDS.
• Daisuke Nakanishi Japanese site about Ä*.ögjän the road in many different countries. In German.
• Marcus Krusi Around the world on a recumbent bike. In German.
• Ron & Ellen Eastern Europe and Asia.
• Richard A. Suleski Jr. A huge loop in the United States.
• Pedals for Progress World Tour 2000 A 12 country tour in very various parts of the world.
• Nobuhiro Kawatani Across Canada.
• Ned Konz Cycling in the States.
• Stefanie Virginia to Oregon.
• Karl Désy & Mike O'Brien Biking across Canada in 47 days.
• Tobias Fischnaller Cycling, skiing a little bit everywhere... 
• Vinni Unusual, cool layout on this page! Cycling in Indonesia. 
• Jay Rolls  A bunch of shorter bicycle trips to various parts of the world.
• Ted Ritter Biking stories from Vietnam.
• William and Arthur Cycling in the USA.
• Holly Huges & George MacLeod Biking, sailing and sculpturing (!).
• Bike Brats Cycling in different corners of the world.
• BikeAbout Cycling around the Mediterranean.
• Emanuelle Gentinetta The biggest wanker in touring history, have a good laugh at this site.
• Bill and Anette. About their journey in the Middle East and Europe. 
• Bob Egan Report from a Central Asian bicycle tour. Good cultural info.
• Mike Vermeulen Cycling around in North America.
• Ian Burns 14 countries in 15 months.
• Joff's Penny Farthing World Tour Wow! It will interesting to see how that works out.
• Göran Kropp Cycled from Sweden to Everest and solo climbed it. A professional adventurer.
• Korean adventure site. Biking at record breaking speed, walking to the poles, loads of adventure, but...have a look a the site and you know what I'm getting at...
• Henk Lambalgen Cycling in Asia. In Dutch.
• Marcus Kinateder Central Asia, Xinjiang and Tibet. Loads of photos. In German.
• Marius and Marja Europe to Asia. In Dutch.
• Florian Helfrich Europe to Asia. In German.
• Kent Pearson, Erik Hall and Peter Bogardus Cycled around in China for a couple of months.
• Ray, Liyang and John cycling in Tibet. 
• Heinz Stucke Another link about this man who's trying to break Marco Polo's record...staying away from home for xx number of years.
• Trond Basso, a Norwegian teacher on his way to Australia.
• Ralph Tuijn Some bike trips to Asia. Mostly in Dutch.
• The Great Millenium Peaceride A group of cyclists I cycled with for some time in Latin America.  Seattle-Argentina-Ghana-Europe-Hiroshima.
• JP From France to Asia. In French.
• Ernes Fully animated Spanish site. Mostly about routes around Azuaga.
• Human Power Round The World Cycling and canoeing from England to Australia.
• Dan Higgins A site about The Karakoram Highway.