cycling travelogue

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Frederick Alderson	England By Bicycle	1974	A description of a circumnavigation completed in the Spring of 1973 that while old fashioned in its scheme is surprisingly undated
William C Anderson	The Great Bicycle Expedition	1973	The light-hearted account of a journey made by a new-to-cycling couple in their fifties and their young adult children from Copenhagen to Calais in the summer of 1972
Mark Beaumont	The Man Who Cycled The World	2009	An engaging account of a record breaking circumnavigation of the globe covering 18,297 miles in 194 days during 2007 - 2008
Mike Carden	The Full English	2007	An eighteen-day ride from Dorset to Northumbria undertaken in 2006, entertainingly recounted with a sense of humour that will appeal to some, but is sufficiently deft that those who don't enjoy bike-and-rider dialogues should not be put off
Tim Dawson	Cycling Across Spain	1998	Article about a seven day trans-Iberian ride, first published in Cycling Plus
Josie Dew	The Wind In My Wheels	1992	An account of journeys made in the late 1980s including most of Europe, the UK, Ireland, North Africa, Canada, India and Romania
Pryor Dodge	The Bicycle	1996	A lavishly illustrated history of bicycles
Mary Elsy	Pedals And Petticoats	2005	Four young women cycle through Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, France and Spain in the summer of 1950 - enjoyably recounted, fifty years later
Polly Evans	Its Not About The Tapas	2003	An enjoyable account of a solo bicycle journey made around parts of Spain made (probably) in 2002. It would serve as a good primer to Spain but also have something for those who know the country well
Tom Fremantle	Johnny Ginger's Last Ride	2000	A surprisingly enjoyable and insightful account of a twenty-something journalist's solo ride from the UK to Australia in 1996
Ian Hibell	Into The Remote Places	1984	An episodic account of cycle journeys made in the early 1970s across the Darien gap, south through Africa (including the Sahara) and west-east across South America from Lima to Recife in Brazil
Elizabeth Hilton	By Bike To Budapest	1996	A ride from Denmark to Budapest undertaken by a family of six - the four children being aged from around 10 to 16 during the summer of 1994. The ride was more of a success than the book - although it would provide a useful primer for anyone planning a long ride with children
Tom Kevill-Davies	The Hungry Cyclist	2009	A ride in 2006-7 from New York, across the US, then through Mexico, Central and South America to Rio in search of culinary delights, entertainingly, sometimes gruesomely, recounted
Paul Lamarra	The Ultimate Scottish Cycling Book	2003	An area-by-area guide to cycle touring in Scotland, based on a tour made in 2002, including extensive ‘how to’ information
Alan McCulloch	Trial By Tandem	1951	A nicely observed account of an artistic Austrialian couples tour through France and Italy a couple of years after the second world war
Eric Newby	Round Ireland in Low Gear	1987	Two inexperienced cyclists take to Ireland's roads in the mid-1980s and squeeze juice from a tired concept by dint of the author's writerly talents
Joseph and Elizabeth Robins Pennell	A Canterbury Pilgrimage	1885	An illustrated account of a ride on an early tandem tricycle journey made by an American couple whose cycling travelogues did much to make wheeled touring respectable in Victorian Britain
Bernard Magnouloux	Travels With Rosinante	1988	A compelling account of a five-year, minimal-budget, round-the-world cycle journey starting in 1980. The author took in: Europe; the length of Africa, travelling south; the length of south America, travelling north; the USA travelling east though the southern states and then crossing to California; China to Nepal and some major excursions in India and Pakistan
Christian Miller	Daisy, Daisy	1980	A mother of adult children defies her progeny to cycle access the United States on a Bickerton in the late 1970s
Dervla Murphy	Full Tilt – Ireland To India With a Bicycle	1965	An account of a cycle journey made in the first half of 1963 covering precisely the journey described in the title, by an Irish woman in her early 30s. Most of the book concentrates on the portion of her ride that took her through Afghanistan and Pakistan where she made some truly remarkable rides, including cycling the length of the Khyber Pass and a hair-raising journey through the Babusar Pass
Anne Mustoe	A Bike Ride	1991	The author gives up her job as headmistress of a girls boarding schools and spends 1987 and 1988 cycling around the world. Following the route of Alexander the Great, this rewarding travelogue is steeped in her enthusiasm for the classics
Nick Sanders	The Great Bike Ride	1988	An enjoyable and surprisingly undated account of a 13,000 mile round-the-world ride, over 80 days, ridden at a record-breaking average of 170 miles a day, undertaken in 1985
Natasha Scott-Stokes	The Amber Trail	1993	A ride from Gdansk to Thessaloniki in 1992, initially intended to recreate the ancient route on which amber was transported, but better for its descriptions of some of eastern Europe shortly after the fall of the Berlin wall
Thomas Stevens	Around The World On A Bicycle	1885	An account of the first globe-encircling cycle ride that is so lively and fresh that its vintage is quickly forgotten
Anne Vardy	Twelve Wheels From Turkey	1988	Vardy, her husband and five pre-teen children cycle from Istanbul back to Blighty in the spring and summer of 1987, in a journey partially propelled by the family's ever-visible Christian faith
Jim Willis	Journey Home	2000	The interior monologue of a Church minister on a ride from Florida to Massachusetts that starts promisingly but is waylaid by a more personal psycho-drama
Albert Winstanley	The Golden Wheels of Albert Winstanley	1985	A delicious collection of articles, mainly describing day rides in north Lancashire and the Lake District

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By Bike To Budapest