Classic Schwinn Bicycles (Collector's Library) Review

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Classic Schwinn Bicycles (Collector's Library) ReviewThis is a nice book if you are interested in Schwinn bikes. Being new to the hobby, we wanted to read as much about Schwinn bikes as we could. There seems to be plenty of information on most of the models and variations. Lots of photos, but I kept asking myself why they weren't in color. That would have earned a 5-star review. A good addition to the bike library nonetheless.Classic Schwinn Bicycles (Collector's Library) Overview

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Jitensha: Down the Japanese Archipelago on a Bicycle Review

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Jitensha: Down the Japanese Archipelago on a Bicycle ReviewI have lived in Japan for years, and also had the experience of biking around the country- a most interesting way to see the country, to be sure. Reading Don's book, I wonder if he was in the same Japan at all. He reveals little of the Japanese soul- just that he experienced friendly smiles from the locals. He caught a few colorful festivals. He ate local foods.
I think the problem is, not really understanding Japanese, it is hard to really get deep into the culture. To learn what lies beneath the polite smiles- that is the essence of travel writing!
Being a Gaijin (and in my case, an African Gaijin) will always draw attention from the locals, especially in the less touristed spots. It is easy to feel like a "movie star". But when you get home, you have to wonder if the experience is really a book-worthy one. I'd have to say in this case, it wasn't.Jitensha: Down the Japanese Archipelago on a Bicycle Overview

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