If you've got a blog about Chinese bikes or riding in China then put a quick link up here for us all to see!
Add a link and a short description of your site and I"ll keep a mater list in the first post.
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If you've got a blog about Chinese bikes or riding in China then put a quick link up here for us all to see!
Add a link and a short description of your site and I"ll keep a mater list in the first post.
my wifes blog http://jiajiathomas.blogspot.com/ :gun_bandana:
Clarisse and and Mark, two Swiss, left Beijing today, May 4th 2009, heading for Istanbul. They are supposed to be on the way for 80 days.
Wish them luck, success and the black side always down.
http://gglobal.org/gg/blog/
Blog with information on Chinese import motorcycles sold in Spain and with information from Chinese factories
http://motoschinas.espiritucustom.com
here's a link to shanghai photojournalist ryan pyle's motoblog. we'll both be blogging more extensively in coming weeks and months. watch this space!
alas, from inside china blogspot is available only via proxy/vpn, but it's light and loads quickly for those who have such tools for tunneling through the electronic brickwork of the GFW.
http://cnbmwrider.blogspot.com/
:thumbsup:
www.youtube.com/serpentza
My vlogging channel about me riding / fixing bikes and China in general (also some trips to Taiwan in there too) oh yes.. and a lot of beer drinking nonsense too :)
Haven't put ours up here yet, but Great Ride Forward. Started in Yunnan, through Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and then back to Shanghai.
My Beijing Stories.com
While not dedicated to riding in China, there is a section with stories about my 8 years of motorcycle riding experience in Beijing.
Hi guys!
This blog isn't about Chinese bikes or trips, but Brazilian! It's a good blog and if you ever wanna explone Brazil our favourite way this guy might be a good contact! So check it out!
http://mirantesmt.com/
Also, here's my blog, mostly about all kinds of stuff, but I reblog the ride reports, edited and all (so none of Cleggs typos)
http://lizaroos.wordpress.com/
And just got tipped for another forum AdventureRider, lots and lots and lots of peeps riding all over the world, preverably in exotic places. Fantastic pics and stories
http://www.advrider.com/forums/index.php
Just joined the forums and loving it so far!
my blog is called Rubber on Road. It started off as a project between a friend of mine and I back home when I was going to university in Toronto and has grown a lot from there with other contributing writers. There are several long distance trips that have been documented on there including 2 cross country trips, and one in south east Australia. A European ride will hopefully be coming soon.
The China section of our motorcycle blog documents all of my experiences as I live and ride in China, currently in Beijing on my Jincheng 250cc named 麻烦 ('Mafan'). Keep an eye out for my trip to Qingdao next week over the holiday!
We also welcome and encourage guest bloggers. So if anyone would like to contribute a story of their rides in and around China (or anywhere else for that matter) we'd love if you stopped in and shot us an e-mail!
Motorcycle adventures in South America on a Chinese enduro - Shineray 250
http://www.madaru.net/week1.htmlhttp://www.madaru.net/wpThumbnails/P...s/R1172723.JPG
The tha Adventures of the Widow and the Wraith
Gardo's blog
Have you hooked up with 'oldgringo' from chinariders.net?
http://www.chinariders.net/modules.p...wtopic&t=12206
He has been updating us with stories of his rides on his Mavila 200cc in Peru, where he lives and rides. He also takes some fanatastic photos.
hi, we have a situation here in Zhuhai . They are confiscating all bikes. If you get stopped they ask for your motorcycle license assuming you don't have one.
Then they just take the bike usually with no fine. Now the question is if I have a bike license is it ok to ride. My bike is registered in Jiangmen Zhongshan. I am going to Haikou to get my license next week. I have been riding here 2 years but since 2 weeks ago when the crackdown started I have been laying low
A friend of mine also recently had his bike taken away during the Zhuhai crackdown.. and now he's bought himself a car instead... way to go Govt.. get rid of the bikes and bring in the cars... Basically keep a low profile, I'm guessing they want all bikes out of Zhuhai now, just like Shenzhen, doesn't matter, licensed or not, they'll take it away if they catch you riding in the city.
Yes Peter bought a car . I drove the car it's nice .
He still likes to ride. It will be interesting to see if this blows over because there are still bikes on the rode and if you didn't know the news you wouldn't see any thing different .
I will feel more confident to ride with a license in my pocket
Re: Your China Moto Blog... Roll Call!
Hi CrazyCarl could you please check it out? http://www.caldas.com.br/30anos/motard_2012_engl.html and https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=F4596...F09CF68%211068 . Cheers from Brazil!
yep.. there are a few rides here at
www.simplesite.com/jonsims
My blog is www.simplesite.com/jonsims
I don't know if my message and my blog is going up there..
www.simplesite.com/jonsims
Biking, biking and a bit more..
www.simplesite.com/jonsims
My best riding buddy, Robert, is leaving China to Germany for good. Not by air but on the road, by bike. Accompanied by his wife, Friederike, on a bike as well.
Their blog is in German but I still thought it is worth to post the link.
http://beijing-valley-by-motorbike.webnode.com/
Hey. Check our attempt to go from shanghai to munich on two shineray bikes. Www.monkeykings.jimdo.com
Hi Karl
How are you? I hope everything is fine.
I did recently a wonderful trip to the Northeast part of Goiás (the State where I live in Brazil): http://www.caldas.com.br/30anos/motard_2014_engl.html . I have been travelling extensively with my bike (Sundown STX Motard) all over Brazil, and everything is detailed along the 13 pages of my website. It is a pleasure to share my experience with fellow riders.
I have been following on the Net all the progress Qingqi Motor has done with this model of bike, and the variations of it in different countries.
Unfortunately Sundown stopped its activities in Brazil, and we don't have my bike's model and its variations available to us anymore here in our country. My bike has clocked now more than 54.700 km, since the 2nd of May, 2008.
All the best!
Ricardo C. da Rocha Lima
44 Years of Motorcycling
First page about my bike: http://www.caldas.com.br/30anos/motard_engl.htm
Current page: http://www.caldas.com.br/30anos/motard_2015_engl.html
Great BLOG thanks for posting.
Good to see all the pictures are the correct way round.
Looking at your map not many places left to ride.
Done most of the north last year, very interesting with the Border road between China and North Korea being the highlight.
Hope to see you on the road at some point.