Bicycle Texas
''Don t let the small size fool you. Each page has a multitude of information about the featured ride... A rundown of the information provided for each ride: a route map with road numbers or street names, mileage points from start to finish, elevation profile,a brief description of the route or points of interest on the route, length of the route, a dot system showing the difficulty, peak elevation, elevation gain. It's recently published with lots of information about routes, bike shops, bicycle clubs and other resources for the casual to avid bicyclist.'' -Rick Ankrum --texbiker.net blog''What better way to see some of Texas' spectacular landscapes than from the saddle of a bicycle? To help you plan a two-wheeled excursion, Great Texas Line Press has published a pocket-sized book that maps out dozens of cycling routes throughout the Lone Star State. The 80-page book maps out more than 50 rides some long-established scenic routes such as the one starting and ending at Fort Davis in the Big Bend country, fixtures on the cycling calendar such as the Hotter N Hell Hundred at Wichita Falls and urban rambles through such cities as Fort Worth and Dallas.'' --Jim Peipert, Jim's Bike Blog''I give the book a big thumbs up. The little book packs in a lot of useful information in an easy to read format. It s the perfect size to fit in the pocket of a bike jersey, or any cyclist s Christmas stocking.'' --Jami Clayman, Love to Pedal bog''Bicycle enthusiast and author Tom Johanningmeier has put together a handy pocket guide for cyclists. The 80-page book is packed with useful information, including maps of bicycle treks from all parts of the state as well as cycling tips, lists of bike shops and clubs around Texas, and contact information about cycling events.'' --Bryan/College Station EAGLE