Good read

[Rudy]

Originally Posted by b33

On the topics of books I finished “bad blood.” Fantastic book on business fraud with some major players falling for the scam.

Good call, b! I am a guilty-pleasure true crime buff. The amount of research involved in the best of the genre is ridiculous.

[Rudy]

Originally Posted by FlashUNC

Oh and if you haven't read "Tomorrow, We Ride" from Jean Bobet, brother of Louison Bobet, you're doing yourself a disservice.

That sounds cool, Flash! Luison was the first three-time TdF winner, an elegant rider, and evidently a great big bro.

[Rudy]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

I'm nearing the end of "Higher Calling" and heartily recommend it as well...a great read...

Thanks for the second, Clean! Lived in CO for forty years and one of my windmill tilts was riding the high passes. Rubberside down!

[Rudy]

I'll throw out a peculiar, perfect little book: Bob Voiland's Hurt City. Dude took it on himself to ride all contiguous states and did it. Not quite Robert Pirsig but doggone close.

[Bisquik]

I made note of these suggestions and some others from older threads. Thanks

I recommend No Hands, Rise and Fall of Schwinn Bicycle by Judith Crown. Not a cyclist book but one about a company, the industry, nepotism and collosal mismanagement.

[Rudy]

A sad, sad story with a happy ending: Richard Schwinn runs Waterford Precision Bicycles and doing fine.

[Bisquik]

Yes! It's hard to find a copy but a page turner. Waterford wi all the way