Cycling

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  • Cover scan of Tour De France

    £12.74
    Tour De France: The History, The Legend, The Riders
    Graeme Fife - Paperback - Mainstream Publishing
    In this updated edition of the highly acclaimed 'Tour de France', Graeme Fife sets the 2013 race in the context of the event's remarkable history, stretching back to July 1903. Combining meticulous research with a pacy narrative style, he penetrates the mystique of the race and paints a colourful picture of the men whose exploits have given the Tour an enduring universal appeal.
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    Va Va Froome: The Remarkable Rise Of Chris Froome
    David Sharp - Paperback - Birlinn
    This is a portrait of a wonderful sporting anomaly. An honest, intelligent, thoughtful, bookish 27-year-old with a hidden steely determination. Chris Froome is the African who will fight to capture the crown of the Tour de France from Bradley Wiggins in 2013.
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    Coast To Coast Cycle Routes: Three Great Sea To Sea Rides
    Mark Porter - Paperback - Baytree
    This edition covers everything the cyclist needs to know about the routes through the Lake District and over the Pennines.
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    World's Ultimate Cycling Races
    Ellis Bacon - Paperback - Collins
    From Europe to Asia, via North America and Africa, choose your own adventure from among 300 of the world's greatest bike rides and best cycling races, where you can really test your legs against both the terrain and your fellow riders.
  • Cover scan of Tour De France
    Tour De France: The History, The Legend, The Riders
    Graeme Fife - Paperback - Mainstream
    In this updated edition of the highly acclaimed 'Tour de France', Graeme Fife sets the 2012 race in the context of the event's remarkable history, stretching back to July 1903. Combining meticulous research with a pacy narrative style, he penetrates the mystique of the race and paints a colourful picture of the men whose exploits have given the Tour an enduring universal appeal.
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    Racing Through The Dark: The Fall And Rise Of David Millar
    David Millar - Paperback - Orion
    Once tipped to be the next English-speaking Tour winner, David Millar's promising career was almost ruined when he succumbed to the temptation of performance-enhancing drugs. Now clean and reflective, David holds nothing back in this account of his dark years.
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    Tour De Lance: A Wild Ride Through Lance Armstrong's Comeback
    Bill Strickland - Paperback - Mainstream
    In 'Tour de Lance', Bill Strickland follows Armstrong's return to the 2009 season, from January's tour in Australia to the Tour de France in July. He explores the motivations and struggles of a cyclist's journey back in the peloton, and assesses Armstrong as a symbol of our culture: why is it that we love a comeback?
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    Cycling In The Hebrides: Island Touring And Day Rides
    Richard Barrett - Paperback - Cicerone
    This guide has 35 cycling day rides for all abilities and 20 linking routes for veteran cycle tourists, set throughout the Scottish islands of the Hebrides and the Firth of Clyde.
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    Cycling In Scotland
    - Paperback - AA
    More of us are turning to cycling, whether as an inexpensive, healthy and environmentally friendly means of getting to work or school, or as a way of exploring Britain's towns, cities and countryside. This is one in a series of books providing all the information you need to see the best of Britain from the best seat in the house.
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    The Man Who Cycled The Americas
    Mark Beaumont - Paperback - Corgi
    The story of a 15,000 mile expedition that broke the barriers of human achievement. To pedal the longest mountain range on the planet, solo and unsupported, presented its own unique difficulties. But no man had ever previously summited the continents' two highest peaks in the same climbing season, let alone cycling between them.

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