What cycling books do you have?

[Gravity Aided]

His parents were right. Bikes' way too big for him. He crashes it, showing he's not ready to handle such a bicycle. Haircut, and non red outlined jeans would work btter, proper cycling attire probably best. Needs ROSPA. and the girl with the foot on the pedal oddly. Although her foot may be on the frame. I had a girlfriend in grammar school that did that, put her foot on the frame when stopped. I just saw a Schwinn Varsity the other day in the bike co-op, took me right back to old Thomas Alva Edison Grammar School.

 

[johnblack]

Tomorrow we ride by Jean Bobet and The Rider by Tim Krabbe are two of my favourites.

 

[KneesUp]

I'm a bit of a bike-book-in- a-charity-shop magpie.

I have (from memory)

My Time - Wiggins (Xmas gift)
Eddy Merckx: The Cannibal - Daniel Friebe
French Revolutions - Tim Moore
Gironimo!: Riding the Very Terrible 1914 Tour of Italy - Tim Moore
Seven Deadly Sins: My Pursuit of Lance Armstrong - David Walsh
The History of Cycling in 50 Bikes
It's All About the Bike - Rob Penn
Janapar: Love on a Bike - Tom Allen

I've also read a few eBooks including The Really Long Way Round by Chris Chris Poutney and Hungry for Miles by Steven Primrose-Smith

 

[Edwardoka]

French Revolutions - Tim Moore

It was this book more than any other that convinced me that I had to cycle around France. Hilarious. Re-reading it afterwards imbued the book with a new sense of joy.