Review: Books About Bicycles [From BA 43-500]

A brief list of things we wanted to feature in Boneshaker, but never got around to writing about.

from BA 43-500

• Under the Sign of the Bicycle, by Alon Raab

• Urban Adventure League

• Ahearn Cycle Trucks

• Community Bike Cart Design

• A Legal Guide for Cyclists

• Bikes For No Reason, by Cody Peterson

• Brooks Heritage Saddle Overview

• The Interstate Highway System, by J. Gerlach

• Why We Drive, by Andy Singer

• “Driving in Circles: Downtown Providence Got Rid of its Highway. Can It Lose its Dependence on Cars?”

• Bicycling Science, Third Edition, by David Gordon Wilson

• Better Off, by Eric Brende

• Ways of Seeing, by John Berger

• One Less Car, by Zack Furness

• Getting Green Done, Auden Schendler

• Old Farmer’s Almanac, Est. 1782 by Robert B. Thomas

• New Farmers Almanac, Est. 2013 by The Greenhorns

• Days of War, Nights of Love, Crimethinc.

• Pedal Power: A Legal Guide For Cyclists, by Ray Thomas

• New Orleans Bicycles, by Nicholas Costarides & Mary Richardson

• The Revenge of Gaia, by James Lovelock

• McSweeney’s , issues 1-29, Edited by Dave Eggers

• “The Great Mechanic Within," by Eben Weiss (aka, BikeSnobNYC)

• Bicycle! A Repair and Maintenance Manifesto, by Sam Tracy

• The Competition Bicycle, by Jan Heine

• Two Wheel Travel, edited by Peter W. Tobey

• The Revolution of Everyday Life, by Raoul Vanetgem

• Welcome to the Desert of the Real, by Slavoj Zizek

• The Areas of My Expertise, by John Hodgman

• The Elements of Moral Philosophy, by James Rachels

• Kenk: A Graphic Portrait, by Richard Popla