Cozy Beehive was a unique cycling blog referred to in NYT, Wikipedia, Competitive Cyclist etc at the height of it's popularity. At the time, blogs like the Belgium Knee Warmers, Fat Cyclist and BikeSnobNYC were more or less established while Cozy Beehive, Bicycle Design, Cyclelicio.us , Cycling Fans Anonymous and so on were filling up a different niche.
Several hundreds of people still like to read the blog. As a way to keep in touch with those readers, I still maintain a Facebook page where I share tidbits on cycling. See link.
When I started compiling the blog in early 2006. I wanted a way to document my recreational bike riding in the Greater Buffalo region of New York. At some point between then and 2012, I became fanatical about two aspects of the sport - the engineering and the social aspects of riding.
The writing came easy to me, such was the passion to explore everything from parts failures, Tour de France performances and the in things in cycling tech. Certainly I wasn't the first in all types of writing, but in certain domain areas of authorship I was the first.
The writing came easy to me, such was the passion to explore everything from parts failures, Tour de France performances and the in things in cycling tech. Certainly I wasn't the first in all types of writing, but in certain domain areas of authorship I was the first.
The blog has been imported into this blog to keep everything in one place, unfortunately it's possible that the comments associated with the original posts were lost in the process.
Fans had a field day on the internet with several posts. Some of the notable ones were the following posts.
About a Boy from Pinto
The Lore of the Victory Salute
Fans had a field day on the internet with several posts. Some of the notable ones were the following posts.
About a Boy from Pinto
The Lore of the Victory Salute
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