Remember the Sou’Westers Library, launched in a small blaze of publicity almost a year ago? It might contain just the perfect book for you. The books range from humorous novels to in-depth histories. Some of the titles are listed below. And if you would like to offer a book for loan, it’s simple – see below.
- The Way of St James – A Cyclists’ Guide: guide to the Camino de Santiago
- The Wind in my Wheels: Josie Dew’s experiences of cycle touring all over the world
- Winged Wheel: The history of the first 100 years of the CTC
- A W Cycles – a history: The history of the last independent cycle shop in Merton
- One Man and his Bike: A middle-aged journalist decides to cycle round the coast of Britain
- Training Techniques for Cyclists: 100 pages of easy to read tips from Bicycling magazine
- French Revolutions: Cycling the Tour de France: The ultimate amateur attempts to cycle the route
- Tomorrow We Ride: The story of the two Bobet brothers who rode in rural France post-war
- The Death of Marco Pantani – a Biography: the rise and demise of the Italian Tour & Giro winner
- Personal Best: The autobiography of Beryl Burton
- In Search of Robert Millar: The quest to find the Scottish TdF King of the Mountains 1984 winner
- Crossing Europe on a bike called Reggie: A light-hearted story of a ride to Brindisi
- Downhill all the way: Cycling through France from La Manche to the Mediterranean
2 comments:
I've added a couple of autobiographies and cycling touring books to the library shelves - got to free-up shelf space for new titles likely to arrive at this time of year!
Also nice to hear/read of our membership exploits which I am sure there are many. We have a rich history in cycling, Pete Barnard,Pete Mitchell, Frank Cubis etc etc and many others go way back in club history and is much closer to home.
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