Having been a fickled reader in my college years (reading random old
sports books and manga mostly). It was and still is hard for me to
find a book to be interested in. Only in the past three years, being
surrounded by English teachers, I been bombarded with books from a
variety of different "classic" genres like zombies and dancing. But
one subject that I have never really gotten into despite my obsessive
interest is cycling. Up until I heard there was a book signing for
Team Seven-Eleven, the story of the first all American professional
team to go the Tour De France. They had a event at Los Altos at the
Bicycle Outfitters where the team manager and a handful of the
original team members were there to talk about the book and sign a
couple copies. Having never really met any professional cyclists or
been interested in professional cycling in general I wanted to check
it out what the hubbub was all about. Meeting the riders and team
manager it was apparent that they had a certain type of panche to how
they acted. They had a sense of confidence with their stories but
still had very human-like qualities that you could relate too. They
had a sense of competitiveness that was scary even from across the
room. I bought the book because of these amazing stories and so far
it's be a refreshing reminder that I don't have the drive nor do I
have competitive nature to even try to race. But I digress back to the
main point at hand. Grant's book.l Like many of you on the forum, I'm
planning on pre-ordering the book because I enjoy Rivendell's
qualities and notions on bike riding and I'm interested in reading the
book maybe buy a copy or two for a handful of cycling buddies. But for
those that don't know what Rivendell is all about it would be great if
Rivendell hosted a book signing or even better a bike ride/book
signing for those that don't really know the mystery's of just riding.
Just a thought.

Pictures Proved that I got the book sign:
http://flic.kr/p/bkemuU

- Manny " I was so dumbfounded I just told them my name" Acosta

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