Bicycle books of the year

Thomas Musch

 · 03.03.2022

Bicycle books of the year
Photo: Delius Klasing Verlag
The blogger network The Wrider's Club has voted for the best bike books of the year. Among the 20 books in the selection, the bike fitting book from Delius Klasing also made it onto the podium.

The bloggers from the world of cycling from the The Wriders's Club The jury scrutinised and evaluated a selection of 20 books. The winner in the Service, Technology and Sport category was the book "Bikefitting - correctly adjusted from head to toe" by Daniel Hechenblaikner, published by Delius Klasing Verlag.

About the book: The author is a professional bike fitter and physiotherapist. In his guide for cyclists, he sheds light on how cyclists can harmonise their anatomical needs and sporting goals with their bike geometry. After all, the optimum riding position on a road or mountain bike is essential to ensure the best possible power transfer to the pedals. However, the correct posture is very individual. This book shows in an understandable and practical way how you can optimise your bike, from the saddle to the pedals to the gears, and adapt it to your own needs. All aspects from aerodynamics and the physical demands of the rider to biomechanical principles are examined and explained in detail.

The book Bikefitting shows in an understandable and practical way how you can optimise your bike from the saddle to the pedals to the gears and adapt it to your own needs.Photo: Delius Klasing VerlagThe book Bikefitting shows in an understandable and practical way how you can optimise your bike from the saddle to the pedals to the gears and adapt it to your own needs.

The book is published by Delius Klasing Verlag and costs 24.90 euros. >> Click here to go to the online shop

The other award winners in the various categories

Cycling culture & illustrated book: Robert Klanten, Andrea Servert, Stefan Amato "Bikepacking - discover the country by bike"
Travel & Route: Richard the Lionheart "Ice, adventure, solitude - by bike in the Siberian Arctic"
Novel & Biography: Geraint Thomas "Cycling mountains and how I saw them"

An overview of all the award-winning cycling books of the year.Photo: The Wrider’s ClubAn overview of all the award-winning cycling books of the year.

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As a student of German and political science, the flawless amateur sportsman once decided to try his luck as a journalist. His passion for racing bikes led him straight to the TOUR editorial team as an intern, which has since become an affair of the heart that has lasted more than 30 years, 16 of them as editor-in-chief. As a - in his own words - "generalist in the cycling niche", he is interested in all topics relating to road bikes (and gravel bikes) and is still particularly enthusiastic about racing today. Highlights of his own career as a racing cyclist include taking part in the TOUR-Transalp, the odd everyman race and regular Alpine tours with friends.

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