Pleasure Cycling
by Henry Clyde
'Pleasure Cycling' Summary
Written in 1895, "Pleasure Cycling" by Henry Clyde offers a comprehensive guide to the joys and practicalities of cycling. Intended for novice cyclists, the book covers topics such as choosing the right bicycle, proper riding technique, and the etiquette of the road. Clyde also emphasizes the health benefits of cycling and promotes its use as a means of recreation and transportation. The book's detailed descriptions and historical context provide valuable insights into the cycling culture of the late 19th century.Book Details
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