Biken's Journal


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Bike Journal


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Blank lined journal to Write In for your bicycle lover. Great Gift Idea for all Bicyle Lover. 6x9 inches, 100 pages.




The Cyclist's Bucket List


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The Cyclist's Bucket List is a unique journal for road cyclists who want to take their sport to the next level. Whether they want to ride in a velodrome, take part in the RAAM or ride L'Étape du Tour, this journal will provide the ultimate bucket list for them. This beautiful journal, illustrated by Eliza Southwood, contains 30 illustrated challenges and 115 blank pages for users to write in. There is also a table of the challenges for users to check off as they achieve them. This journal makes a great gift for any road cyclist.




Biking Log: Biking Journal and Notebook to Log and Record Your Bike Routes, Distance, Speed, Intensity Among Other Important Bicyc


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Biking Log Track your bike rides and routes in one easy to carry book with this simple and clean bicycle log. If your like me you love to have everything on one spot. bicycle log offers ample room to record your the route, conditions among other important aspects of your biking experience. Check out some of the features. Portable on the go size at 6in x 9in 110 Bike riding entries to log. This books gives you room to track everything from date, time, route details, distance, speed, weather conditions, intensity, bike type and accessories as well as additional notes.




Bike Journal Correspondents


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The cycling fad in the late 19th century spawned journals aimed at the growing masses of men and women on wheels. This volume of the Sports She Wrote series features a lively rivalry between writers in two prominent cycling journals, The Bicycling World & L.A.W. Bulletin (founded in 1878) and The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review (founded in 1888). Cycling was in the midst of a transition from tricycles to the high-wheel “ordinary” to the modern two-wheel "safety" bicycle. The 174 articles (126,000 words) written by correspondents in this volume often resemble the 19th-century version of social media trolling. Many writers used pseudonyms or their League of American Wheelmen badge numbers rather than their real names. Bylines include Helen Grey, Violet Lorne, and Lillias Campbell Davidson, as well as pennames “Psyche,” “Pioneer,” “Caviler,” “Wildflower,” and “Pony,” all confirmed to be women. A handful of writings by men are also included as they instigate or pertain to the discussions between the women. Among the primary topics was women's attire, which led to the invention of the "drop-frame” (later known as a “girl’s bike”) to accommodate long skirts, but hems still got caught in the chains and gears. Dress reform and the adoption of bloomers and knickerbockers became a heated controversy debated in several articles. Women's cycling mirrored societal changes, reflecting broader shifts in women's roles and expectations for the “New Woman” in the Victorian Era. Sports She Wrote is a 31-volume time-capsule of primary documents written by more than 500 women in the 19th century, including nine volumes on cycling.




List of Journals Indexed in Index Medicus


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Issues for 1977-1979 include also Special List journals being indexed in cooperation with other institutions. Citations from these journals appear in other MEDLARS bibliographies and in MEDLING, but not in Index medicus.







Bicycling Magazine's Guide to Bike Touring


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A complete reference guide for cyclists planning extended trips includes everything a responsible biker needs to know, including the ultimate packing checklist, tips on selecting a bike and what clothing to wear, and much more. Original. 15,000 first printing.




Bike Fit 2nd Edition


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The must read, fully updated guide to bike fit. Burning thighs and lungs aside, cycling shouldn't be a painful or uncomfortable experience. If you suffer from numb hands, hot-spots on your feet, back pain or saddle discomfort when you're riding, chances are something isn't right with your bike set-up, your body or how they interact. But not all cyclists can afford a professional bike fit. This accessible manual contains all the information you need to find your perfect cycling position, revealed by one of the world's leading authorities on bike fit. This new edition includes brand new material on: - why almost all cyclists would benefit from shorter cranks - an in-depth look at saddle health, with special attention and advice for female cyclists - watt-saving advice for time trialists and triathletes - how to make indoor cycling more tolerable. Let Phil Burt guide you through your own Bike Fit, to ensure your bike and body work in harmony.







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