[Lee170]

Any recommendations for cycling adventure books,
I’ve already read “cycling home from Siberia” which I really enjoyed.
Any other good ones?

Cheers in advance

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[thesaladdays]

jova54 wrote:Tim Moore has

jova54 wrote:

Tim Moore has written two excellent books on his attempts to re-ride classic Giro and Tour routes on period bicyles.

Loved both of those, definitely my kind of humour with a great cycling adventures thrown in.

He’s also currently riding Eurovelo route 13 (i.e. the iron curtain route) in preparation for another book, riding an old east German bike http://www.eurovelo13.com/

He’s twitting or tweeting or whatever it is along the way as well
Tweets by mrtimmoore

[arfa]

+1 for free country, a good
+1 for free country, a good laugh
Whilst not entirely fitting your description, Dave Batter’s obsessive compulsive cyclist might appeal

[Lee170]

I love mountain biking, so
I love mountain biking, so that’s a definitely.
I’ll take a look at the others to.
Marc Beaumont books any good?

Thanks for the help/suggestions

[Goldfever4]

Free Country: A Penniless
Free Country: A Penniless Adventure the Length of Britain

Hilarious

[jova54]

Tim Moore has written two
Tim Moore has written two excellent books on his attempts to re-ride classic Giro and Tour routes on period bicyles.

[Super Domestique]

If you don’t mind it being
If you don’t mind it being mountain biking then ‘Two wheels on my Wagon’ was enjoyable.*

*imho

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