Good books?

[Melalvai]

The League of American Bicyclists has just updated their basic handbook, to a new volume called Smart Cycling... including the DVD that they issue to LCIs to help teach with... See https://members.bikeleague.org/membe...af=LAB&h=False

PscyclePath, do you have a copy yet? I'm hoping Santa will send me a copy.

[malkin]

I liked Bicycling Bliss by Portia Masterson.

[fallstoclimb]

Thanks everyone! These all look great, and I'd forgotten all about those WABA classes, I'll have to check them out!

[PscyclePath]

PscyclePath, do you have a copy yet? I'm hoping Santa will send me a copy.

I got mine in the mail last Thursday, and have pretty much browsed through it... It's not quite Effective Cycling (thank goodness), but it's a sight better than the old League Guide to Safe & Effective Cycling. I already had the DVD, of course, and a girlfriend who's a lot more digitally adept than I am had converted that so that we could run it off the computer hard drive or thumb drive, so the DVD wasn't that much of a bonus to me, at least. But it's a good book, essentially combining the TS 101, Commuting, and Group Riding courses into a compact volume, and adding in lots of good stuff on working with kids.

The CD project got sidetracked a little bit (files don't all fit), but I'll get a thumb drive in the mail to you directly...

Tom