Terry's writing has that rare quality that can make you laugh aloud one minute and find a tear in your eye the next. He has great perception, not only of people, but of the world around him

Terry tells the magical story of his idyllic and enterprising childhood in the beautiful countryside near Settle in this affectionate, funny and entertaining memoir illustrated with superb line-drawings by Don Grant

His love of the Dales and its people shines through every page and his recounting of boyhood scrapes will surely ring many bells

A fast-paced autobiography . . . an honest, enjoyable book

A humorous and touching account of [Savage's] career to date

As a snapshot of a tumultuous era and a portrait of two legends, this is frequently fascinating

Well-researched

Draws on a rich archive

Mee goes into every detail in his meticulously researched book

Does a great job of examining not only the fighters, but the wider social and political implications of their meeting. Detailing the story with clarity, depth and insight, it's a fine account of a tumultuous time

A fine account of a sparkling career in the saddle

A fine account of a professional sport on the verge of fundamental change

A gripping insight into an unrelenting hard world

A stylish, whimsical and ultimately tragic jaunt through one of cycling’s golden ages

Laurent Fignon gives cycling fans a fascinating glimpse of what really went on behind the scenes of this epic sport