Leanings 2

by Peter Egan

For legions of motorcyclists, the next best thing to riding or working on their bikes is reading the Cycle World columns of Peter Egan. His conversational, self-effacing style and adroit use of the language make his writing appealing to all types of riders.

Genres: Motorcycle, Travel

320 pages, Hardcover

First published November 7, 2005

Reviews

[Kris]

So sad to be done with this collection of Cycle World columns and features. I limited myself to one per day to stretch the enjoyment as long as possible. They are the perfect combination of informative and entertaining. Recommend to anyone who rides or is remotely interested in motorcycling.

[William]

Eagan is one of the best motorcycling/auto writers of my generation. And for those of you who do not have any passion for cars or bikes, his writing and insights on life go deeper than the vehicles.
As I neared the end of this book I slowed down. Savoring the final pages.
That for me is the sign that I am deeply appreciative of the writing and the reading experience.
If you ride and read Eagan, then your first reaction to his words is to head to the garage and grab your helmet.

[Jeff S]

Literary writing about the art and heart of motorcycling

[Allen Dolly]

as good a read as the first book

[Christopher Hachet]

I have always loved reading Peter Egan.

[Ryan Johnson]

Another amazing zen like read.....I was never a long distance motorcyclist however many of his stories have me itching to try...Unfortunately I have a mate who hates motorcycles....Until such time I get the nerve to do what I want without fear of repercussions, onto Egans 3rd book in this series....Its kinda like riding a 1000 mile day....

[Greg]

Another collection of the author's columns from Cycle World magazine. As with the first "Leanings," this collection is entertaining and instructive, perfect for that cold winter evening when you just want to relax with a good book and a cup of hot cocoa.

[Sam Williams]

A second helping of sweet sensations from one of the best automotive/cycling authors in the biz. Egan takes us from a search for legendary bluesman Robert Johnson's grave back to his garage, where he explains where we park our bikes is as important as where we ride them.

[Robb]

Excellent motorcycle stories and insights from a very talented writer. A must-read for any devoted motorcyclist.

[Piergiovanni]

a great book , very funny!