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Casual Cyclist's Guide to Melbourne: Routes, Rides, Rants and Raves about the City and the Bike

(Paperback, Paperback, Updated)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Casual Cyclist's Guide to Melbourne: Routes, Rides, Rants and Raves about the City and the Bike

Contributors:

By (Author) Matt Hurst

ISBN:

9781742707891

Publisher:

Hardie Grant Books

Imprint:

Hardie Grant Books

Publication Date:

1st September 2014

Edition:

Paperback, Updated

Country:

Australia

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Other Subjects:

Cycling: general and touring

Dewey:

919.4510472

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

224

Dimensions:

Width 113mm, Height 184mm

Description

Melbournes most original cycling guide returns, complete with new riding routes, rants and fully updated suburb-by-suburb directory. This new edition of The Casual Cyclists Guide to Melbourne brings a fresh and entertaining perspective to this much-loved mode of transport. Discover the quirky history cycling has in this fair city: the bone-shaker, the safety cycle and the Malvern Star. Discover the Naked Bike Ride and how The Austral Wheelrace is the worlds oldest continually held cycle race. Then take some of the historic rides around Melbourne, exploring its architecture, discovering little- known wonders in parks, and famous and infamous pubs, coffee spots and cafes. This beautifully designed little package is an essential item for the Melbournite on two wheels or the visitor from afar! With routes that take riders from north to south, rides that take in pubs or parks, The Casual Cyclists Guide to Melbourne is the inside story on where to go in Melbourne, and how to get there and what to see.

Author Bio

Matt Hurst is the creative entrepreneur who runs local bike-hire service The Humble Vintage which has recently expanded to Sydney as well as writing the cult Melbourne for VisitorsandCasual Cyclists seasonal newsletter. Along with guests who range from architects to historians and urbanites who know the best spots to be, he is well placed to reveal the inside story of cycling in Melbourne.

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