A Cyclist's Summer.: Adventures And Musings On A Two-Wheeler

Lance Armstrong won the 1999 Tour de France in spectacular style, taking four stages and both a mountain and a time trial. His story is even more remarkable because he was diagnosed with stage 4 testicular cancer in October 1996.

Tells the story of Jeremy Whittle's journey from unquestioning fan to Tour de France insider and confirmed sceptic. This book describes broken friendships and a sport divided. It provides an expose of a sport that is torn apart by drugs and scandal.

In this title, Lance Armstrong offers us his life philosophy - his thoughts on training, competing, winning and failure. He also recounts the work done for the Foundation he set up following his dramatic recovery from testicular cancer and introduces further inspirational tales of cancer survival.

The compelling story of Britain's best-ever cyclist -- one of the most enigmatic, complex and contradictory athletes in any sport -- and the unravelling of the puzzle surrounding his sudden and dramatic disappearance. Fully updated with new material on the enigmatic Millar.

Intimate biography of the charismatic Tour de France winner and the world that caused his downfall

Demonstrates how to start cycling if you are a beginner, and if you are already a keen cyclist, how to develop. This book explains the terms of cycling, discusses the type of bike and equipment you need at each level, and help you refine your riding style and improve fitness.

* Charley Boorman takes part in the Dakar rally - the most dangerous and exciting race in the world * An amazing biking adventure from the author of the bestselling LONG WAY ROUND

Offers a look at Britain's top 100 bad bike lanes!

From Lance Armstrong's incredible comeback from cancer, to Tom Simpson's death on the slopes of Mont Ventoux, the Tour de France has been the stage for some of sport's most monumental triumphs. This title presents a no-holds-barred look at the wheeling and dealing, the rivalries and controversies that have given this race its unique colour.

Sets the 2008 race of Tour de France in the context of the event's remarkable history, which began in July 1903. This book paints a picture of the men whose exploits have given the Tour an enduring universal appeal.