Back on Your Bike
All the Stuff You Need to Know to Be a Cyclist Again
by Alan Anderson
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Pub Date Nov 26 2020 | Archive Date Dec 03 2020
Laurence King Publishing Ltd | Laurence King Publishing
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Description
Get confident and get back in the saddle! A real-world guide for new cyclists or anyone who's not ridden a bike since childhood: includes fixes and maintenance, safe riding, and the cyclist's healthy, happy lifestyle.
Many of us have recently dusted off an old bike and got back in the saddle for the first time in years. This book is a confidence builder for the nervous new or renewed cyclist. With clear instructions and fresh new illustrations, the book introduces:
Basic repairs and fixes - avoid expensive trips to the store!
Real-world on-the-road advice - everything you need to become a confident cycling commuter
All the benefits of cycling - from mindfulness, heart health, clean air, safer streets and more
Engagingly written by cycling expert and author Alan Anderson, all this comes in a small, readable format, with attractive illustrations by David Sparshott.
A Note From the Publisher
Back on Your Bike will be available to purchase in the US from April 27th 2021.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781786279255 |
| PRICE | £12.99 (GBP) |
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Featured Reviews
Librarian 445870
Nothing fancy about this book just good useful information clearly presented and explained. For someone who has never owned or ridden a bike before this book is a must buy.
Emma W, Educator
This is such a great book for a new cyclist starting their commuting journey as is the case for myself. I know very little about bikes myself and have let my husband take care of things for me, but at the same time I acknowledge the importance of being able to carry out simple maintenance jobs myself. This book is a very gentle introduction in that regard. I have to say the aesthetic of the book was also very appealing and i absolutely love the images used. Simple illustrations but very well expressed. I think it is an enjoyable reference and one to appreciate visually.
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