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10 YEARS ON 2 WHEELS
- HELGE PEDERSON -

Follow Helge Pederson through his epic travels around the world. The saying "A picture tells a thousand words" can easily be applied, as Helge's beautifully expressive photography along with his motorcycling knowledge and insatiable inquisitive nature create the absolute best coverage of any round the world travel book out there today!

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ADVENTURE MOTORCYCLING HANDBOOK
- CHRIS SCOTT-

Chris Scott's 5th edition.
All the updated information you need to explore the planet. How-to get there, what to use, how to use it. Lots of tales from riders around the globe.

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- - - - - - - - - - - - -BACKROAD MAPBOOK

Up to date, near topo detail for British Columbia and S.W. Alberta and some areas in Ontario, Canada. These are THE maps to get to put together adventures on the roads seldom travel! Also contains pages of tips on hiking trails, fishing, wilderness camping, paddling routes and more. Mapbooks available for these areas:

Southwestern British Columbia	Scale 1:150,000	Central British Columbia	Scale 1:200,000
The Kootenays	Scale 1:200,000	The Cariboo	Scale 1:200,000
Vancouver Island	Scale 1:100,000	Southwestern Alberta	Scale 1:200,000
Kamloops/Okanagan Region	Scale 1:150:000	Central Alberta	Scale 1:200,000

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BRITISH COLUMBIA RECREATIONAL ATLAS

This atlas divides the entire province from the U.S.A. border in the south to the Yukon border in the north, into 88 - 8 x 10 inch maps. Scale of Atlas maps is 1: 600,000.

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- - - - - -Cycling the Kettle Valley Railway

A detailed kilometer by kilometer account of the entire length of the KVR and it's many connectors. Includes detailed maps, safety tips, historic information and accommodations. Be aware this book was written in 1997 so there maybe some physical change to the road bed due to washouts and slides, but for the most part this is the most complete guide to the route! PLEASE NOTE - There are sections of the KVR that are used by mountain bikes and horse back riders, PLEASE be courteous of their space - don't roost them or you'll ruin it up for everyone else!

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