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An Autobiography of a Broken Bicycle 100 words
My name is Lucky, and I am a broken bicycle. I was made by the Hero Bicycle Company. From the company, I reached a big cycle store. There, I stayed with many other bicycles. One day, a boy came with his uncle to buy me. He was 14 years old. He liked my red color. Every day, he rode me. The boy used to clean me every day. He knew how to cycle very well. He used to get upset whenever I got scratched. When I was broken, he repaired me. He used me for three years.
Then, one day, his father bought a motorbike for him. From that day, he stopped riding me as much. I stayed in the garage, gathering dust. I missed the days when he used to ride me around. But I was happy that I had given him joy for those three years. Now, I wait for another chance to be useful again, hoping someone else will pick me up and ride me with the same love and care.
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There are histories written. There are races recounted. And there are tales of distant trails. While no single book can appeal to every reader, each of the following 10 books captures some unique aspect of the bicycle and the rider.
In addition to the obvious connection to bicycles, each book on this list presents its subject matter with passion and detail. These are books to be savored at the end of a long day's tour or as fuel for the next coffee shop conversation involving bicycles. They are books that matter to people who love to ride.
1. 'Bicycle: The History'
By David Herlihy
David Herlihy's epic Bicycle: The History is a comprehensive guide to the early evolution of the bicycle. Filled with anecdotes from the late 19th and early 20th century, along with hundreds of photos, drawings and catalog excerpts, this is a book that can be consumed in bits, browsed or read with careful attention.
Herlihy examines not just at the machines and riders, but the ch
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Sean Yates: It's All About the Bike: My Autobiography
He has an illustrious career both as a tillägg and latterly as a directeur sportif of the Discovery grupp and for the Sky victories of Wiggins. As a tillägg he broke several records, some of which he still holds, including the fastest Tour de France time trail on a normal bike (since broken with dedicate time rättegång bikes) and when he broke the 10 mile time rättegång record twice in one day, a feat never achieved since then.
He was most famous as a domestique, a rider who works for the leader and the the grupp as a whole bygd pace setting collecting food, water and so on. He could go all day and ride hard and fast. He had a number of notable wins, and until the recent years, was one of the few English men to wear the maillot jaune in the Tour dem France