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'Cycling is the King of A to B. Whatever our differences, we love one another: Lycra mankini or tweed trousers tucked into your sock? Traffic lights - a suggestion or an order? Racer or hybrid, helmet or commando, freewheel or fixie? Nothing sours the bond.' Zoe Williams The Guardian Bike Blog is one of the most vibrant sections of the newspaper's website. Here, a cycling community from around the world gives their views, rants, complaints, and every clever tip available - from keeping warm in winter to beating the bike thieves.
- Beer and bikes: can they ever mix? - What's the best way to cycle in a summer dress? - How much bike do you get for £70? Or £700? Along with brilliant advice, there are also plenty of biking tales, from the sublime (a ride by moonlight on the summer solstice) to the ridiculous (the mysterious world of naked rides). Cyclebabble is the truest, funniest and most useful collection of cycling voices there is.
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Synopsis
Beer and bikes: can they ever mix? What's the best way to cycle in a summer dress? How much bike do you get for GBP70? Or GBP10,000? "The Guardian" bike blog is one of the vibrant sections of the newspaper's website. This title gives a collection of cycling voices.
Book Details
Publisher:
Guardian Books
Publication Date:
02-Jun-2011
ISBN:
9780852652305
About this author
James Randerson is environment and science news editor at the Guardian.
Peter Walker is a reporter for guardian.co.uk, a position he has held since late 2006. Before that he worked for, among others, Agence France-Presse and CNN in London, Beijing, Hong Kong and Paris.