Sunday, August 11, 2019
Global reach!
Every once in awhile I think to check the page views of this little blog about Porsche bikes, Porsche Design running shoes and miscellaneous Porsche stuff. It's always fun to see the page views from all over the world. This year people from 85 different countries have viewed one page or another. And I've had emails from people living in Mexico, Australia, Taiwan and of course around the USA. It's fun to learn more about the Porsche bikes from new friends! The blue areas are the 85 countries.
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Porsche Bike R Coast & Coast Adventure completed
With a bit of luck, last year I was able to buy a well-used 1999 Porsche Bike R. I have wanted a Porsche road bike for sometime, but they ar...
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