"Why don't you try reading the review before you pass judgement." I wasn't saying anything bad about the review. In fact, I think that would get more people to the website than stuff about Lance and women.
"Who knows, you may learn something. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. For instance, before I researched the review I did not know the specific differences between a Shimano 105 rear Derailleur and Shimano Ultegra rear derailleur. That information is in the review- no purchase required- free of charge."
I just read it and found it useful. I am just saying I wish your links to insighful information on your website was Titled as such, rather than some story about an athlete's social/personal life which I could care less about.
"Oh, and in doing so, you may also notice I don't actually sell anything on my website." I never referenced actually selling anything in my OP.
"Might I respectfully suggest that you read the material- or at least the first paragraph- before your cynicism takes over. Additionally, no one seems to mind when I post about topics when they need technical advice, commentary on race tactics, insight on travelling to races, races courses, race preparation, training, or any of the other topics." Also, I wasn't being cynical either. I find many of your posts and reviews insightful, and I enjoy reading them. All I was saying was your reviews can stand alone, and they will probably attract more attention with a title which explicitly states you have posted a new review. I normally would have skipped over this post without reading; however, if it said "new felt s32 review at bikesportmichigan", then I would have clicked right away. I wasn't so much knocking you, rather I was just giving some input.