Monday 1 April 2013

Wow!

I know that recently my humble blog has been going well but just had a look at how things are doing and I was amazed!

My average page views for the last month surpassed 30,000 views. This will go down a huge amount tomorrow morning but wow!

Thanks for reading out there...and keep reading for that matter!



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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous1 April 2013 at 21:50

    It is because it is the best blog out there. I really enjoy reading about your adventures and hope to get my own Brompton soon. Sorry but it will be black and not orange.

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    1. My Orange Brompton1 April 2013 at 21:52

      Thank you for leaving a comment. You are very kind and I hope you continue to read my blog. I will forgive you not buying an orange Bromtpon. What type are you going to get and when?

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  2. Anonymous2 April 2013 at 08:44

    Love your blog! Like the other comment it the best out there. It has helped me to decide buying my own brompton. I read your blog every time you have something new and I love to hear about your adventure in England.

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  3. Anonymous2 April 2013 at 08:46

    Thanks for leaving a comment. I am glad you enjoy the blog and it is great to hear you're getting your own Brompton bicycle. What colour and type are you getting?

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  4. Anonymous2 April 2013 at 12:53

    Nice blog, my favourite post was the rules according to orange brompton.

    I am looking at buying a folding bike, maybe a brompton but not sure.

    My concern is how it will handle over a section of my commute, around 1 of the 6 miles is down a towpath. It's not tarmac and is quite bumpy on places, it'd describe it as a well trodden stoned path.


    What are your thoughts? Is a brompton a Tarmac only bike given the size of the wheels?

    James

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  5. My Orange Brompton2 April 2013 at 13:09

    Hello James. Thanks for commenting. Great to hear you might be getting a Brompton. It will be fine off road but I'd go for Marathon tyres as they have better puncture resistance. I recently cycled almost 15 miles on a tow path that was a pretty rubbish surface and had no problems. Let me know how you get on.

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