Crazyguyonabike

Cycle-touring, Expeditions, Adventures, Major cycle routes NOT LeJoG (see other special board)
tinribs
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Crazyguyonabike

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Anyone know why this site got pulled of if it'll ever come back? Genuinely dmsaddened to see it no longer exists! :(
Graham O
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It just loaded okay for me and I can access the blogs. I had trouble logging in recently, so perhaps there are problems somewhere.
tinribs
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Ah just found it, Google search wasn't bringing it up. Phew!
Richard Fairhurst
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Re: Crazyguyonabike

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Neil the site owner has blocked it from appearing in Google.
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simonhill
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I get a link on Google if I type Crazyguy.

Maybe remembered, but it shows up.
TimeTraveller
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works fine on chrome
Pete... I think
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I just looked at it and whilst the site still exists he reports that his upcoming tour may well be his last.

There are over three million pictures on his site!... :shock: :shock: :shock:

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Kapalasa
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It's an amazing source of information and inspiration. I learned a lot from it before my first bicycle tour, and have 4 blogs on there
tinribs
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It's one of my favourite websites! So good for inspiration. I remember there was a dispute between him and Chris Pountney a while back over his brilliant round the world blog on there. Hope the site keeps growing for a long time
sjs
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Re: Crazyguyonabike

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Richard Fairhurst wrote:Neil the site owner has blocked it from appearing in Google.


Duckduckgo finds it.
Toffee
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Re: Crazyguyonabike

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Richard Fairhurst wrote:Neil the site owner has blocked it from appearing in Google.


Any idea why?

Seems daft to block the biggest source of potential readers
Richard Fairhurst
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I think he doesn't like Google's wider actions, shall we say.
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ossie
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I have a decade of touring blogs on there .

Its not playing ball tonight on Chrome....I'm not sure what Neil's up to because I can't get in to read his reasons. He relies on donations to not only keep ads off it but also make a living, it just seems an odd decision but I know he has strong feelings about a few things.

Edit just got in...
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Appears top of the list in my search of the internet, using DuckDuckGo whose claim is as follows...
Switch to DuckDuckGo and
take back your privacy!

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