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Gas costs making you want to park your car and walk? How about a ride that will help you get more exercise? Sheldon Brown seems to be a guru of the gears, and his site gives you all the info you need: touring, choosing a frame, repair tips, even humor. Even Lance Armstrong could learn something here. Saddle Up! From This is True for 10 September 2006 Suggestions for further reading:
 by C. Calvin Jones Amazon Price: $24.95 Customer Review: I've used the 1974 2nd edition of the classic book - The Complete Book of Bicycling (4th Edition) to repair my bikes, but technology has changed. So I picked up the Big Blue Book in the bike shop. I've repaired my own bikes for over 40 years, mainl...  by Lennard Zinn Amazon Price: $16.47 Customer Review: If you are mechanical, and looking for bicycle specific reference; or without experience, but the kind of person that can translate product manual text and drawings into results -- this is one of the two best bike manuals.  by Hunter Allen, Andrew Coggan PhD Amazon Price: $16.47 Customer Review: This book is probably the standard in power training. I'm getting ready to implement some of the training programs. Very detailed on power analysis. Although the book can be used along with your power meter software. There is an obvious lean towards ...  by Todd Downs Amazon Price: $14.95 Customer Review: This book is a joke. If you plan on repairing your bike this is NOT the book to use. Book is very vague and not to the point. Very general when explaining repairs. Pictures are terrible and black and white. Do yourselves a favor do not waste you...  by Robert Burton Robinson Amazon Price: Customer Review: I started this book in June, put it aside and went on to other books. My thinking was I probably wasn't interested in another murder mystery. In August I tried again and realized it wasn't being ready for a murder mystery but, IMO, it was a poorly ... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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