Title: Life is the metaphor for the race.
Product review: You needn't be a racer, nor for that matter a cyclist, to revel in this gem of a book:The exhiliration - "I was in the lead group for one sweep of the cranks, then ... the blind wall of wind was there again for me alone. 'What kind of nonsense is this ?' I thought, then the lights went out."The profoundness - "Nothing is better for a firm and solid faith than being in the wrong."And the humor - "You can tell good riders by their faces, bad riders by their faces too - but that only goes for riders you already know."What I can't figure out is why it took over 20 years for this European classic to finally get translated into English.
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