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Harry Henniker - 101 Mountain-Bike Routes in Scotland (2nd Hand Hardback)
SKU B003183
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Synopsis
Harry Henniker's biking guides have been widely praised, both in the cycling press and elsewhere. This mountain biking book has been well worth waiting for.
It features routes all over Scotland: not boring routes with only spruce trees to look at, but routes full of variety, interesting for cyclists of all abilities and usually with beautiful scenery.
Many of the routes are completely new, and the majority have never been published in book form by anyone else.
The text and easy-to-follow maps are accompanied by stunning colour photographs. In addition to writing mountain-biking and cycling guides, Harry also runs a special bus service for cyclists based in Edinburgh. His friends and BikeBus passengers have had a great time checking out many of the routes featured here; we hope you do too.
Details
- Format : Standard 2nd Hand Hardback. No Dust Jacket issued.
- Condition : As New
- Category : Non-Fiction - Scotland
- Published : 1998 (Mainstream Publishing - 1st Edition)
- ISBN : 9781851589364
- SKU : B003183
- PPC : SP600gm
- RRP : £14.99
- Quantity Available : 1 only.
224pp. Hand drawn maps galore.
External Reviews
"Written in 1998 . . . Some of the routes in the book are too easy to be considered "MTB" routes, and some are far too short to be of any interest. That said it's well written, contains useful tips and is a reasonable starting point for exploring off the beaten track." - Google Review.
The Author
Harry Henniker has been organising bike events in Scotland for over 20 years. He is also the author of Scotland: the National Cycle Network and 101 Mountain Bike Routes in Scotland. He lives in Edinburgh.