Sean Kelly's Guide to cycling

jimm

Hope this is OK to post here Mods?

It's freely available to download from here as a PDF document: http://www.ivca.info/

Looks very informative from a quick glance.

Beasty

jimm wrote: »

Hope this is OK to post here Mods?

No it's not! Now we have the Great Man's views on all these matters, what is there left to discuss in the cycling forum?

Actually, less discussion means less moderator activity, so on second thoughts, yes it's fine:D

trad

For someone who used to nod in answer to questions on a radio interview he's sure come on a lot. Looks like a good read, now where did I put that memory stick to bring to work.

Junior

Some serious bs and spelling mistakes in the Grant Thornton Introduction.

jayjbe

The best tip is on the front page....cycle in a group that is way slower than you. Drop them on every ride and feel like a cycling legend for the rest of the day.

Lumen

Beasty wrote: »

Now we have the Great Man's views on all these matters, what is there left to discuss in the cycling forum?

Socks.

superrdave

"You don't know how cold and wet it is til you're out there in it."

dohouch

I converted that Sean Kelly guide on the Net to an mp3, thought I might listen to it on on the train , Try this link

It's a computer voice, and not to everybodys taste.

Edit: Not the greatest idea I ever had. So far all I've learned is real basic stuff. Anybody remember "Ladybird books", easier to skip ahead with printed stuff rather than mp3

jimm

dohouch wrote: »

It's a computer voice, and not to everybodys taste.

Jeeeeez!! It's hard to listen to much of that.