Couple of New Blogs…
Dan Cave, who’s testing the early versions of iSMARTtrain V2.5 for me, has two new blogs:
One personal – http://someplacewarm.blogspot.com/, and one about his training and his bikes – http://dhc-training.blogspot.com/
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