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Category Archives: book
The Epiplectic Bicycle. 30 days of biking, #1
I’m too busy reading. Sometimes I find myself reading shorter books so I can read more books. Continue reading
Posted in #30daysofbiking, book, Read and roll
Tagged 1969, Alligator, Bicycle in fiction, book review, Children's book, Edward Gorey, Lightning, Obelisk, The Epiplectic Bicycle
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The examined life from Oregon to Patagonia. Mostly by bicycle
The road worked for Dad. Maybe it’ll work for you. What’s your life-changing adventure?
Welcome to Jedidiah Jenkins’ 16-month bicycle ride from Oregon to Patagonia. Continue reading
Posted in book, Report from the road, Travel
Tagged bicycle, Central America, Jedidiah Jenkins, Mexico, South America
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A book worth cheering: Jean Bobet’s Tomorrow, we ride…
Tomorrow, we ride… By Jean Bobet Translated from the French by Adam Berry English edition reprinted 2010 by Mousehold Press and Sport and Publicity What makes people different from animals and robots? Perhaps our endless hunt for superlatives. The fastest, … Continue reading
Posted in book, People
Tagged bicycle racing, diversions, Jean Bobet, Louison Bobet, spectator sports, superlatives, Tomorrow we ride
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Survived the Cull: Eleven Bicycle Books
Last week I got rid of some books. Easy enough, you think—most of them were old, some of them were simplistic, all of them had to do with bicycle racing. Well, surprise, surprise: I didn’t get rid of all my … Continue reading
Lanterne Rouge: Eleven Bicycle Books
When one looks at one’s possessions and admits to oneself that it’s All Too Much to Bear, it’s time to clean house. Some things are easier to pitch than others, but let’s not discuss electronics, computers or broken bird feeders. … Continue reading
Posted in book, History
Tagged bicycle book, book review, library management, racing, road racing, Tour de France, track racing
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