A guide to National Cycle Network of Britain. It contains essential information for planning a cycling trip in Britain - practical advice on what to take, difficulty rating and where to stop along the way, and advice on practical issues such as what to wear and how to stay safe on your bike, as well as tips on basic maintenance.

For Jeremy Whittle, there isn't much in life as spectacular as the Tour de France. This title presents the story of Whittle's journey from unquestioning fan to Tour de France insider and confirmed sceptic. It discusses about broken friendships and a sport divided and about having to choose sides in the war against doping.

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.

Sets the 2009 Tour de France race in the context of the event's remarkable history, which began in July 1903. This book paints a colourful picture of the men whose exploits have given the Tour an enduring universal appeal.

Cycling is going through a revolution. Over half a million of us take to our bicycles every day and, as a result, the public image of cycling has been transformed. No longer the preserve of the marginal and eccentric few, it's now considered cool to travel on two wheels. This collection explores a nation's rediscovered love of cycling.

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.

* 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

A guide to riding in Britain. It takes you cross-country, scoping some of the best trail centres from Seven Staines to Scotland, the most picturesque rides in South Wales, the best North shore rides and the top bikeparks of England. It includes coverage of the UK's high profile centres.

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

* A two-wheeled follow-up to Aurum's acclaimed anthologies of the Telegraph's best writing on Cricket (9781845132583) and Golf (9781845133764) * Following the Tour's 2007 London start, Mark Cavendish's four stage wins in 2008 and Britain's amazing gold medal tally at the Beijing Olympics, British interest in cycling is at an all-time high

Fixed-wheel cycling has become the coolest form of urban transport, giving rise to a global fixed-wheel culture. This work examines the intersections between the fixed-wheel bikes design and its racing heritage, and the street style and customisation that are at the heart of its popularity. It is suitable for those interested in cycling heritage.

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

A depiction of an inadequate man's attempt to achieve the unachievable and ride the route taken by the pros on the 2000 Tour de France, this is a tale of calorific excess, ludicrous clothing and intimate discomfort.

The first book to cover in detail every major climb ever used in the Tour de France, including detail on the actual route (with maps and profile), length, height, list of winners and route descriptions of how to emulate the King of the Mountains and get from the bottom to the top.

Paul Kimmage's boyhood dreams were of cycling glory: cycling the Tour de France, and of becoming a national hero. He knew it wouldn't come easy. In 1986, he turned professional. That's when he discovered it wasn't about how much you wanted to win, it was about drugs. Here, he talks about the issue of drugs in sport.

Tells the story behind one of the world's most unusual and popular folding bikes, the Brompton Bicycle. This book details how you can modify and convert your Brompton for such uses as child carrying and tackling hilly country. It covers the story of how the Brompton came about - from a sketched idea by engineer and Brompton founder Andrew Ritchie.

Offers guidance on how to choose and maintain a mountain bike as well as the fundamentals of how to brake, turn, skip, hop, and balance over a variety of obstacles and surfaces. This book helps you learn how to prepare for your first long ride; how to navigate rocks, logs, and water; and how to keep the drivetrain running smoothly.

Techniques to ride like a champion.

Presents a training programme that delivers competitive fitness and power without the impossible time demands of conventional approaches. This book shows men and women in their 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond how to build fitness on a realistic schedule that fits into the busy lives of active middle-agers.