The Golden Age of Handbuilt BicyclesText: Jan Heine — Photography: Jean-Pierre Praderes |
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Here is some of the feedback we have received for our latest book: |
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Book Reviews: The Midwest Book Review, October 2005 Vintage Cycle-Club News and Views, Aug./Sept. 2005 Bicycle Industry and Retailer News 12/05 (pdf) Knochenschüttler 34, 2/2005 (in German) Klick on the links above to read the reviews. |
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Individual readers: "I'm still enjoying your book every time I open it. Wonderful!" "Magnifique! I'm siting in front to the fireplace reading it slowly." "It's very, very nicely done. Super high quality photographs, very nicely printed on super thick quality paper. It's destined to be a classic." "Received it today and read it cover to cover. It's so much fun. A beautiful book." "I've never seen a more beautiful book on bicycles – and I've got a huge cycling library – nor one that is as pleasing to the reader. From the innovative table of contents on through to the last page, it's simply a joy." "Both long overdue and timely, stunning in its content and presentation. I keep my copy close at hand at all times." "The presentation, layout and photographs are just gorgeous." "The book I always wished existed!" "I am very impressed. It is a terrific work. The design and production is most professional and of the highest standard. But the thing that impresses me the most is the original condition of the bikes. In the Japanese special editions, they show many beautiful bikes that have been lovingly restored and assembled with great effort and attention to detail. But, for the most part, they aren't the original bike. The bikes you have presented are so much more special." "The bike photos are top notch professional, but my favorites are the historical photos. I love seeing the bikes in context, within their culture." "I have been enjoying my book a lot, you did a wonderful job on that one." "It's one for the coffee table, to be looked at and referred to often!" "A masterwork. We need more books like this!" Back to The Golden Age of Handbuilt Bicycles. |
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