[wild]

:thumbsup:Bicycling for Dummies realy a good book, lots of info and good to keep around for reference for a biginner like my self. Also :thumbsup:Nutrition for Peak Proformance lots of good info allso, My.02

 

[funetical]

I love the for dummies series. Where did you find your copy?

 

[wild]

Under the tree, the wife got bouth books in a local used book store

 

[Nigal]

I got the Parker Tool blue book mechanics book and the Bicycle mechanic book for the holidays.

 

[wild]

Have you loked thrugh them what do you think of them, thay were on my list. I allso have, the complete do it yourself bike book , it has helped me out a fue times.

 

[funetical]

Under the tree, the wife got bouth books in a local used book store

I'll have to check out my local book store. Does it cover everything on cycling or just the actual riding around part? I mean does it also have the history of cycling and general info or is it just performance based?

 

[wild]

I didn't read it cover to cover I skiped around looking at things I wanted to, so I don't know about history but it covers just about every thing I want to know, including , Ten places you ought to ride at least once , It does go into some things like the 6 day bike race and outhers, how to fit your bike, how to buy a bike , setting up your bike, It is pertty complete.
my .02

 

[CTD50]

I've had the Bicycling for Dummies book for a couple years now, and I intend on keeping it handy; it's an excellent reference.

The Park Repair Manual is also excellent.

 

[funetical]

Cool. Me and the Mrs's are stepping out today so I'm going to go by Half Price ooks and see if they have it.

 

[whyeyebike]

I love the for dummies series. Where did you find your copy?

I haven't gotten it yet, but I know I have seen it at my local Barnes and Noble and Borders Books. Seems to be pretty popular.