Daily Herald: Along for the ride: Biking books recount the ups and downs of cyclists' cross-country, global journeys
Along for the ride: Biking books recount the ups and downs of cyclists' cross-country, global journeys
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Three recent biking books recounting multiweek journeys — both global and cross-country — inspire holiday gift ideas for cyclists. As inclement weather reduces saddle time, these adventures inspire ...