Great audio book, Obsessive compulsive cycling disorder by Dave Barter. Fantastic book, seriously funny well worth a listen.
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I have enjoyed reading Tim Mooreās books. They are quite humorous as they follow a non-cyclistās attempts to do some rather strenuous rides like TdF.
In terms of non-books, I really like The Cycling podcast with Lionel Birnie, Richard Moore and Daniel Friebe with a weekly look and chat at all sorts of racing, and they do other spin offs too.
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I like audio books about adventures. I get the books from Audible and download them with my premium account. I use the Audio Recorder Mac from AudFree to save them for offline listening. So convenint. I can get them on my other apps.
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The Rider is on Audible. Just put it on my list.
I know that OP was looking for cycling booksā¦ if you want a different genre / style, Iāve listened to the subtle art of not giving a F**K and iām currently listening to Barack Obamaās autobiography.
Also - would highly recommend listening to your audio books at 1.5x speed!
I was going to give the Subtle Art of not giving a F@k a listen, but Iāve been put off by the terrible reviews! I have just finished listening to Manās Search For Meaningby Viktor Frankl. I hesitate to recommend it, as it goes into some detail about his time in a Nazi concentration camp and although it is ultimately uplifting, it might not be easily received by some.
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I enjoyed the Subtle Art, it wasnāt anything terribly new, but good nonetheless. I have just raided my parents book collection and claimed the Viktor Frankl - Iāve read positive reviews.
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Free country by George Mahood is a really good cycling based book
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Iāll give it a try. I can always return it in audible and get the credit back!
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Moods of Future Joys and Thunder and Sunshine by Alastair Humphreys
Unbelievable story and entertaining read.
Iron War by Matt Fitzgerald
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Couldnāt find these on audible, annoyingly!