If youre just getting into cycling, or thinking about giving it a try, then Phils Bicycle Book will help to make your cycling experience more enjoyable, and safer!
The bestselling walking guide in Australia details over 40 walks in its most visually striking city. Distance, grade and estimated duration are detailed, and are accompanied by accurate full-colour maps and photographs. History, culture and wildlife add further interest. Includes the classic coastal walks as well as many lesser known tracks.
Fully revised and updated, Where to Ride Perth 2nd Edition offers clear directions, detailed and accurate maps, written descriptions, photographs and background information for 75 rides covering the full range of cycling experience, including 24 traffic-free rides designed specifically for kids.
Where to Ride South East Queensland 3rd Edition fully revised and updated! Where to Ride South East Queensland offers cyclists of all abilities the opportunity to get out there and ride through a wide range of terrains from beach front cycle paths to narrow mountain passes winding through ancient rainforests.
Printed on water and tear resistant synthetic paper, the Where to Ride Sydney map folds down to a convenient size thats small enough to fit into a cycling jersey pocket.
Warne Worn tells the story of how the Baggy Green cap – cricket’s enduring symbol of the Australian spirit – became a rallying point for the country’s response to the devastating ‘Black Summer’ bushfires of 2019/20.
India’s 71-Year Test presents the story of the Indian Men’s Cricket Team in what is considered one of its greatest recurring challenges – taking on Australia in Test cricket, Down Under.
Clearing Boundaries is the first coffee-table book dedicated to Australian women’s cricket. It traces the strong lineage of females in cricket from the 19th century to the watershed 2020 T20 World Cup. Celebrating trailblazers across five ‘eras’, Clearing Boundaries curates a collection of short stories, and with over 200 photos.
Where to Ride is an instructional map book written specifically for Melbourne mountain bikers. Where to Ride caters for riders of every mountain bike ability and fitness level, offering a variety of rides all within two hours of Melbourne.
The book is supplemented with gorgeous photos of forests, trails and vistas to inform and inspire you.
