In a message dated 2/5/2003 10:39:00 AM Eastern Standard Time,
BobHoveyGa@aol.com writes:
> >advantage of the boom.
> >Many illfitted bikes were sold to a captive audience. I could write a
> >book
> >about it!
> >Dave Staub
> >Orange, Ca
>
> Speaking of bike boom books, does anyone remember the title of a rather
> large
> (Whole Earth Catalog sized, but thinner) bike book with a green cover, sort
>
> of watercolor paper-textured? It had some nice Rebour drawings inside and
> also inside was a large photo of a beautiful Condor. Don't remember what
> was
> on the cover.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob Hovey
> Columbus, GA
> _______________________________________________
I have that book here The cover's a line drawing,( not close to Rebour realism) loaded tourist, long hair blowin' in the wind. Small panniers, bedroll atop. Front HB bag. Dreailleur looks like a Valentino Water bottle cage has oversoze clips like a one-clip reg, but there are two. Bottle looks like a Sigg metal fuel bottle. It's Two Wheel Travel Bicycle Camping and Youring- aDELL special Most drawings are in the spirit of a cleaner and more accurate 'Anybody's bike Book', and there are a few that are rebour-like
Larry Black
Back in time, Md.