November 30, 2008, marks the date that we started blogging here with a single blog versus the multiple blogs I published at blogger.com for several years. November 30, 2008, ended with 70 pageviews. It has now been a year, and 97,966 pageviews later [during standard time, my statistical day ends at 11:00 p.m.]. Thank you for your loyalty and support during the year. I hope that I continue to merit your viewership.
In reflection of the year, here are your top-10 stories:
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| 1,683 Pageviews |
| 46-seconds of Maria Parker in action |
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This story is about Maria Parker’s ride to a world record as she rode a Silvio Cruzbike for 12 hours and 241+ miles. Amazing that I captured 46 seconds of her ride with my iPhone, posted it and the rest is history. |
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| 1,596Pageviews |
| Catrike 700 [Silk] |
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| This story is about my Catrike 700 [CT7225] named Silk and the fascination with it. This is a static page on my blog.
It was #1, until bumped by the 2 stories above. |
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| 1,239Pageviews |
| iPhone 3GS mount for 2 of my 7 cycles |
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This story is about mounting and adapting my iPhone 3GS to two of my seven cycles using two different types of mounts. The mounts are both functional and secure. The photos helped the story. |
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| 1,229 Pageviews |
| Velokraft VK2 |
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| My beloved low-racer and another static page is now 5th on the all time pageviews list. |
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| 1,193 Pageviews |
| Maria Parker’s World Record Quest ~ 10/1 |
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| Maria Parker’s accomplish is simply amazing and I was there to cover it as a blogger. I am not surprised the 2 of the top 5 stores are about her ride.
Congratulations MP!!! |
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| 1,128 Pageviews |
| Reasons to buy a Catrike |
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| This story expresses my reasons to buy a Catrike Trike. My trike is a Catrike 700, shown above in a touring mode. So many times we read what we do not like about a product. I decided to do the reverse.
This picture is of Silk in her touring mode. Now she sits with a tail fairing [two pictures up]. |
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| 1,120 Pageviews |
| So, you want a Crank Forward Bike… |
| Intro: For years the bicycle industry has been searching for a way to mainstream recumbent bicycles; to make them simpler, easier to ride, easier to sell—without hand-holding, explaining and education that dealers must endure. Some recumbents have gotten less rider-friendly over the years with more reclined seats and higher pedals. The bike industry needed a more comfortable bike — thus the “flat-footed” bike or “crank-forward” bike was born. |
 This story pre-dates my RANS Citi Crank Forward [called Faye] and gives links to other articles on the Crank Forward bicycle.It has truly been a joy to ride this bike, particularly as a single-speed. |
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| 1,114 Pageviews |
| RAAM ’09 Team RANS |
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| This story is about a 4-man recumbent team who Raced Across America [RAAM] in 2009 and placed first in the 4-man category, getting to the destination before the team riding Diamond Frame bicycles. They rode the RANS Xstream recumbent bicycle—new to racing. |
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| 1,059 Pageviews |
| RANS Stratus XP |
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 This is my “Cadillac.” It is smooth and very comfortable to ride—great for touring. As originally setup, I used it primarily for touring. Now, it is set as a bit of a hotrod. |
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As we celebrate our 1st year, we move ever closer to the 100K Pageview Milestone. One of our viewers has the closest prediction to the date that will occur and will receive $100 to mark the occasion. Thanks to those who made the 21 predictions. Stay tuned for results of that contest.
Again, thank you for all you do for me and this publication. You make blogging interesting and fun.
Jim
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