
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
I've read quite a few cycling books, including some by dopers. This one does a better than average job describing the parties, the excesses, the how-to of doping, but Dekker doesn't come across as a very likable guy after sharing all this. In fact, this reminded me more of "The Buy Side", a book on excesses of a Wall Street trader, more than other professional cycling books. The author obviously relished his bad-boy activities, and that's the focus of this book. There's also the bragging about his easy wins throughout his career. This also left a bad impression. I didn't get as much out of this as I expected going into it.
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