How Do You Measure a Year?
As the world reflects on the year that was, I wanted to take a moment and sum up 2010 Loving the Bike style.
2 websites launched
1,479 twitter friends
1 direct tweet from @lancearmstrong
247 Facebook friends (yeah, I’m going to have to spend more time on there in 2011)
1 awesome bike fit (Thanks @bicyclelab)
5 Countries visited
Over 11,000kms on the bike
2 great partners, @egggman and @bikerly, who helped create #bikeschool
Loving the Bike T-shirts now worn in 5 different Countries
1st ever Crank Listed “World Cycling Blog Honors“
197 posts on lovingthebike.com
Our family increases to 5
Came about 950,000 hits shy of matching what my man, Cycling Tips got this year. Whoa, that dude is rocking the Cycling Blogs.
2 Countries lived in
1 wasp sting to the head
1 new bike
4,309 photos taken
Along with 5,400 other participants in Austin, helped raise $3,100,000 in the fight against cancer
Stepped foot in 7 States and 2 Provinces
Countless great friends, new relationships, and connections made all because of 1 personally satisfying website
Happy New Year to each and every one of you. Big Things Happening in 2011.
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Great accomplishments for 2010. Here’s to 2011, and more Loving the Bike!
Thanks Kendall, I hope we can get out riding together in 2011.
All this and lovingthebike has only reached the lower inflection point of an exponential growth curve (or something).
It has been a great year partnering with you, the @egggman and #bikeschoolers. I expect more secretevolplans in 2011.
We’ve got a power trio happening and I see incredible things happening this year, Brother.
Great post but you forgot one. Changing the face of cycling culture by bringing out the best in people through the website.
May the wind be at your back and the sun upon your face in 2011.
If I had to make my pick for 2010 person of the year, it would be you my friend. Thanks for everything you’ve done and all you have given this year. Thank You.
Nice summary. I feel like such a slacker.
You’re not even close to a slacker. Your advocacy, cycling, and humour is incredible.
Darryl