I ordered this yesterday and it arrived today - have not read it all but so far it is well worth having. It is like the old Encycleopedia with a bit of Bike Culture Quarterly - not surprising as it is a Jim McGurn/Company of Cyclists publication -

I though I had added:


FAILED AGAIN - must not be allowed to publicise the opposition

(was going to give a link to where to get a copy)



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 13/04/2012 10:39PM by John Turvey.

No problem on my account: try:

[www.cyclorama.net]

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Peter Eland - Velo Vision publisher

I picked up a copy of Cyclorama with a free t-shirt at the Bespoked show in Bristol the other week. It is really neat having so many examples in the one book, especially when one of our neighbours came around the other day and asked what sort of bicycle and/or trailer she should get for carting her young family around. :-)

The t-shirt on the other hand isn't so great - looks fine but the plastic print on the back is huge and traps perspiration so it gets all sticky even when I'm just lazing around.

I was at Bespoked too. It was a great show. I agree about the book, it's a great coffee table book, and about the T-shirt - I think I'll be using it to clean my bicycles' chains.

I was going to say,

"I wonder what the to come first, the Cyclorama or the next edition of Velovision?"

So musch far that.

June. Just before the York Rally.

It'll have a touring stuff in it and some recumbents.

I seen the other day and a such a good book. It a pity it's not hardbacked. they took theyer time time produced it even more than peter.

I like the way than Sally electrutes Joe for not pedalling his Bike. Well done!!