Books

[Joe_Rides]

These in particular are great:

 

[Betsy]

I would like to know what is o-level in pakistan. Plz suggest me a book for information.

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[CassidyAce]

All on Kindle:

Dave Barter's Obsessive Compulsive Cycling Disorder: a light read about a guy who's mad about bikes and cycling.


James Hibbard's The Art of Cycling: a road trip down the coast of California, memories of being a pro, and existentialist philosophy—niche but well written.


Mike Carter's One Man and His Bike: journalist is fed up so he gets on his bike and cycles right round the coast of mainland Britain; he seemed to me to be happier and less cynical by the end.

 

[Peachy!]

All on Kindle:

Dave Barter's Obsessive Compulsive Cycling Disorder: a light read about a guy who's mad about bikes and cycling.
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James Hibbard's The Art of Cycling: a road trip down the coast of California, memories of being a pro, and existentialist philosophy—niche but well written.
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Mike Carter's One Man and His Bike: journalist is fed up so he gets on his bike and cycles right round the coast of mainland Britain; he seemed to me to be happier and less cynical by the end.
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Read Mike Carter’s book. Definitely a more positive outlook at the end of his journey

 

[bagpuss]

This is an excellent read.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/95643.The_Places_in_Between