Today I officially launched a new website called Motorcycle Touring Pro. The site is meant to be the sister-site to my popular blog about long-distance bicycle touring. At the moment, there are only about 30 blog posts on the site, but in a few year’s time I hope to have this motorcycle-centric website generating as much traffic and and as much income as my current website at Bicycle Touring Pro.

If you know of anyone who is interested in motorcycles or motorcycle travel, I would appreciate you telling them about my site at: www.motorcycletouringpro.com. Thanks in advance!

Nearly two weeks ago I launched a new website called PogoTricks.com. My goal with the site is to get it ranking on the first page of Google for the keywords “pogo tricks” and “pogo stick tricks”. At the moment, the site is ranked 7th for the keyword “pogo tricks”, so thus far, thing are going well.

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I spent the last day or so working to totally redesign the website here at DarrenAlff.com. The redesign not only looks better, but it will allow me to share larger, wider images and to post more frequently about less important items.

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I’ve just recently launched my latest online venture, a new website called 21Bikes.com.

The idea behind the site is extremely simple. People from around the world can upload a photo of themselves and their bicycle(s). If it’s a good picture, I’ll post it to the site within one of the 21 bike-specific categories. Then, once the picture goes live, it gets voted on and shared by users from around the world.

Those who participate in the site can submit a photo no matter what type of bike they ride, how old they are, where they live in the world, or what they look like. The only requirement is that the photo they submit include both THEM and THEIR BICYCLE. The better the picture, the better their chances of it being posted to the site.

The site is still very new and because it depends on a constant stream of user-submitted photos, I assume it will take some time to really get moving. I’ll keep you posted on the site’s progress as time goes by. But for now, I’m excited to see what happens.