I thought so, there’s an excellent book about cycling in Rwanda called ‘land if second chances’ that’s a great read, Miller’s first book is good as well, of course we spoke about ‘the ascent’ before, I thought that was great
There was a really good book last year or maybe this year about Irish Cycling in the 80s
Can’t remember the name of it, which I know is no help to this—
Edit - just saw post above, “the ascent” cracking read
It’s a good book but there’s too much of Kimmage whinging in it.
Is there never a sale of work in your neighborhood ??
“At all costs” 
The Wexford County Board can vouch for that.
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Ran a surplus this year so they did .
That’s a great present to get, so it is
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I found it pretty predictable tbh. Glossed over the oul epo 
Read it alright. Not bad at all. “One more km and we’re in the showers” is a good read too.
I have that one. Richard Moore’s book about hinault and Lemond is a good one.,
Slaying the badger daycent enough, but, like gaa books, a lot of the same oul shite in a new bag.
I donno could I stomach a cycling book, old or new, with all the drug abuse going on. Used love them.
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I’m the same. I’d love to read floyd landis story though.
Just finished Davys. Very entertaining read, some man to settle scores, but id say a decent if madly intense skin. Any nominations for the following?
besides @twiceasnice97 obviously
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Was reading the Dunphy book , “The Rocky Road”, but have abandoned it 3/4 of the way through. I just find it boring. Like a lot of sports books unfortunately. They’re just not very interesting.
The Sean Mannion book was a great read I thought