The Road Cyclist's Companion Book

Every sport have their own special mannerisms and customs, but the world of cycling has more of these than most. As cycling constantly gains in popularity, more and more casual riders are becoming much more serious about their cycling. They join cycling clubs, ride in groups, or get into road races. Going from casual to serious is a big step, and all the new unwritten rules and cycling etiquette need to be learnt quickly, in order to avoid looking embarrassed.

Every serious cyclist has to know how to choose the right frame to learning the rules of paceline cycling. Each chapter covers different topics, from what to wear, different bikes, and cycling etiquette to group cycling and technique, the Road Cyclist's Companion is a must-have book for those looking to take the step from casual rider to serious racer. Written by Peter Drinkell, author of The Bike-Owner's Handbook, the text is clear, easy to read and has beautiful, motivational pictures and illustrations. Stylishly packaged and printed, this is a book which has to be part of an up-and-coming cycling enthusiasts library.