I'm not sure why this page is here...
But a links page seems almost mandatory, so, here are a few sites that have, or may have, at least tangential relevance to bicycle touring that might be of interest
Trike stuff
Check out these trike manufacturers:
• Greenspeed the grand-daddy of triker builders
• HP Velotechnik an innovative German trike builder
• Inspired Cycle Engineering the name says it all
• MR Components another Oz trike builder, taking a different path...
• Windcheetah has georgous looking if (even more) expensive trikes
Or, you can check out a whole heap of (tadpole) trike stuff in one brilliant site:
• Trike Asylum a trike resource site that you gotta see to believe!
Bike stuff
Check out these wedgie * bike manufacturers:
• Airnimal makes interesting upright folding bikes that even a triker can love
• Riese & Müller an innovative German bike builder that make fabulous ‑ if expensive ‑ upright e‑bikes
* a wedgie is a rude name for an upright bike, that is, a normal two wheel bike, and it refers to the relationship between the rider's bike seat and their backside
Touring
There are a heap of sites out there to help you plan a tour, a couple of the legendary sites are:
• Ken Kifer wrote the book as it were... his untimely death was left us all poorer, but check out his (archived) site, it has a heap of stuff on bike touring, still a good place to start
• George Farnsworth has everything you ever wanted to know (and more) about carting your bike to your tour location, whether by land, sea or air
and there's... oh, there are a zillion of them – go find them!
I find tour diaries (journals) interesting too. Reading about other's experiences can inspire, warn and otherwise inform planning of your own tour. Again, there are zillions of sites, a few of the most well-known are:
• Crazy guy on a bike a wonderfully titled and wonderfully eclectic collection of journals worth hours of investigation
• Trento Bike Pages the grand-daddy of bike touring sites
• Mike Bentley has gathered a long long list of (sometimes problematical) links
What else?
Ahhh, anything else, you know, the stuff that gets left behind and/or doesn't fit into any neat category...
Where do we start? How about at the very beginning, a resource for our kids to learn more about bikes/cycling – and thank you Megan for the link 😀
Now what about advocacy? – It seems we all need someone to speak for us
• International Human Powered Vehicle Association again, the name says it all
• ozhpv the local Oz flavoured human powered vehicle association
Why not just Google?