If anyone out there is compiling a cycling bibliography, here are a few that I think should be included.
Bicycling Science: Ergonomics & Mechanics, Whitt & Wilson, MIT, 1974. Complete Guide to Upgrading your Bicycle, Berto, Rodale, 1988 Bicycle repair & Maintenance, Berstyn, Arco, 1974 Fix Your Bicycle, Jorgensen, Clymer, 1975 Delong's guide to bicycles and bicycling, Delong, Chilton.
These may have already come up in postings I had to skip. Does anyone know of a Bibliographi de Oro?
Calvert Guthrie
Kansas City
Mizzurah
USA
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> Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:52:16 -0500
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> List,
> Day before yesterday I picked up a couple of classics for cheap:
> Eugene
> Sloane's book in the 4th edition, and Archibald Sharp's classic
> work on
> bicycle engineering design originally published in 1898. I think I
> may
> have heard of Sharp's book once upon a time, but this is the first
> time
> actually seeing it. A search of the CR list archives shows that
> many of
> you are familiar with it. It is quite an amazing achievement. I was
> surprised, however, about Sloane's book, that even in the 4th edition
> its otherwise good bibliography makes no mention of Sharp's book,
> although the latter had been reprinted way back in the 70's.
> It also happened there was a copy of Brandt's bicycle wheel book on
> the
> bookstore shelf at the same time. Perhaps I didn't look hard enough,
> but flipping through it I didn't find a bibliography at all.
>
> John Hurley
> Austin, Texas USA