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Google Maps For Mobile Cycling Directions Coming Soon
IntoMobile (blog) - Mar 10, 2010
Google (NSDQ: GOOG) today announced that their browser-based Maps will be including bicycling directions, on top of existing car, public transit and walking ... Nazi Youth was accused of using cycling tours to gather intelligence
VeloNation - Mar 9, 2010
It has emerged that just over 70 years ago, the MI5 suspected that the Nazi Youth were using cycling tours of Britain to gather intelligence prior to the ... Hornet cycling club looks to build reputation and popularity on campus
StateHornet.com - Mar 10, 2010
Members can participate on the competitive team, part of USA Cycling or the club team, which is recreational. Dedication and the lust for ...

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Cycling books

The Time-Crunched Cyclist: Fit, Fast, and Powerful in 6 Hours a Week

by: Chris Carmichael, Jim Rutberg
This book has a lot of great information. I am presently in the third week of the training and know I will be a much stronger and more confident rider in the end. The only recommendation I have is that you take notes while you are reading it. It takes some time to find information after you have finished. I am thinking of re-reading to get everything stronger in my mind and noting where important information is located.
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The Bicycling Guide to Complete Bicycle Maintenance and Repair: For Road and Mountain Bikes(Expanded and Revised 5th Edition)

by: Todd Downs
I bought this book as a resource for repairing my newer MTB. I was surprised to find a lot of useful information for my early, mid, and late 70's road bikes. The information is very detailed and specific to individual popular manufacturer's products. And there are often tips for the less popular products. The trouble shooting portions at the end of the how-to articles are invaluable - especially if you truly wish to remedy 99% of the problems encountered with building and maintaining your own bike.
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Your First Triathlon

by: Joe Friel
I bought two books that were aimed at first-time Triathlon entrants, and while this book might have fewer diagrams or photos, it is by far the better of the two books. I would categorize this as more of a "how-to" book than a diary, and while you might want to read some other biographical accounts of first-timers, make sure you read this so you know what you should be doing to get ready! The author writes in very clear and precise language, and you feel that you are very well prepared to train using his advice.
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The Cyclist's Training Bible

by: Joe Friel
This book gives additional background on how to train and peak for races. It gives more detail than "Training and Racing with a Power Meter". It has stretching and weight training sections as well. If you race, this is much cheaper than paying $200/month for a coach.
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