Tomorrow, we ride

by Jean Bobet
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Good Books rating 4.23
Biography and Memoir
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  • ID: 6224
  • Added: 2025-11-07
  • Updated: 2025-11-07
  • ISBN: 9781874739517
  • Publisher: Mousehold Press for Basque Children of '37 Association UK
  • Published: 2008-01-01
  • Reviews: 3

Tomorrow, We Ride-- chronicles the extraordinary lives of the Bobet brothers, Louison and Jean, whose dedication to cycling brought joy and inspiration to a world recovering from the devastation of war. Louison, a three-time Tour de France winner, and Jean, who sacrificed an academic career to support his brother, became symbols of resilience and determination. Their story is a vivid portrayal of the golden age of cycling, filled with thrilling races and legendary riders who lifted the spirits of millions. This book not only celebrates the Bobets' athletic achievements but also captures the essence of a bygone era, highlighting the profound impact of sports on a society in need of renewal. It's a tribute to the power of brotherhood, perseverance, and the unifying spirit of competition.

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Cycling Independent · 2023-02-01
nostalgic 4.00

The book evokes a deep sense of nostalgia for the golden age of cycling, capturing the essence of the era beautifully. It's a must-read for cycling enthusiasts.

This book is a wonderful trip down memory lane for those who love cycling. It brings to life the spirit and excitement of the post-war cycling era in a way that feels both personal and vivid. The author's reflections and anecdotes make it a compelling read, offering a unique perspective on the sport's history. For anyone interested in cycling, this book is a treasure trove of stories and insights that will leave you feeling inspired and nostalgic.

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    Tomorrow, We Ride will kindle your nostalgia for an era of pro-cycling you never witnessed.

    It's that kind of good.

    Get your copy for just $12.

Podium Cafe · 2011-03-05
engaging 4.50

The conversational tone and rich references make this book a captivating read that's hard to put down. It's a reflective look back at a classic era of cycling.

This book is a delightful read that captures the essence of cycling in the post-war era. The author's conversational tone makes it feel like you're listening to a personal story, while the rich references add depth and authenticity. It's a reflective journey through a classic era of cycling, filled with insights and anecdotes that bring the past to life. The book's engaging style makes it a page-turner, and you'll find yourself wishing it wouldn't end.

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    It's a hard book to put down and one I wished would not end.

    Jean Bobet's conversational tone and literal references make a wonderful read.

    His reflective look back at this classic era of cycling history from the saddle of the bike.

Bicycle Book Review · 2010-09-26
reflective 4.20

The book offers an intimate and reflective look back at the classic era of cycling, providing a unique perspective from the author's personal experiences.

This book is a beautifully intimate look back at the golden age of cycling. The author's personal experiences and reflections add a unique depth to the narrative, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in the history of the sport. The book captures the essence of the era, offering insights and stories that bring the past to life. It's a reflective journey that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the sport and its rich history.

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    Tomorrow We Ride is an intimate, reflective look back at this classic era of cycling history from the saddle of the bike.

    The author's personal experiences and reflections add a unique depth to the narrative.

    It's a reflective journey that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the sport and its rich history.

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