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Can anyone recommend any good cycling books, more related to storytelling as opposed to bike maintainence or trail guides
Already read:
North Wind in Your Spokes
Immortal Class
Miles From Nowhere
Downhill............Marla Streb
Tales from the Bike Shop
It's Not About the Bike
Heft on Wheels
Metal Cowboy
various books on the history of mountain biking...........Birth of Dirt....etc.
Cold Beer & Crocodiles: A Bicycle Journey Into Australia, by Roff Smith is a very good read
'The Official Tour De France Centennial 1903-2003.' Everything you ever wanted to know.
Rough Ride, Paul Kimmage
Flying Scotsman, Graham OBree
French Revolutions, Tim Moore
Mr Tom, Chris Sidwells
Also I enjoyed reading the autobiographies of Reg Harris and Beryl Burton, "Two Wheels to the Top" and "Personal Best" I think they were called.
GooberNut said:Cold Beer & Crocodiles: A Bicycle Journey Into Australia, by Roff Smith is a very good read
This sounds like what I'm looking for, picked it up on ebay for 7 bucks shipped.
The Flying Scotsman interests me as well, thanks for the recommendations.
Another vote for french revolutions
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