Cycling books recommendations

[adrian]

A Voice Through the Clouds by Denton Welch. You'll need to be in robust psychological condition to read it, though - very, very few chuckles.

A recommendation in the very loosest sense.

[Paul H]

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[Keith]

[quote="Paul H"]This is the book you need [url]http://www.obree.com/store.php[/url]

[Paul H]

ive ordered it today

[Andrew G]

That's one that is definately on my list. I've got the fixed just need to swap the 48 chainring for a 58 and I'll be ready .

[Brian Nolan]

I have just got my hands on ; Pedalare Pedalare ! History of Italian cycling and, How I won the Yellow Jumper by Ned Boulting.. Both of these get pretty good reviews on Amazon ( good price on Amazon for them as well ), going to take one of them with me to Ireland for Chrimbo...

[Rob Q]

Olympic Gangster - The legend of Jose Beyaert - Cycling Champion, Fortune hunter and Outlaw

[Jon H]

[quote="Andrew G"]That's one that is definately on my list. I've got the fixed just need to swap the 48 chainring for a 58 and I'll be ready .

[Dombo]

Just started "The Rider" by Tim Krabbe. Very good.
He also wrote "The Vanishing", which was made into a particularly chilling film