The first book of its kind, The Indefatigables: A Record of Australian Endurance Cycling is a milestone work and an essential reference that gathers Australia's endurance cycling records in one place. Exploring the motivations, successes and disappointments of Australia's 'wheel dippers', presented here are the vibrant and timeless tales of intrepid and steadfast men and women who undertook record-setting feats which to many seemed unachievable, or even folly.
Meticulously researched and written in an engaging style, The Indefatigables is a must read for anyone with an interest in the history of Australian cycling, or anyone who enjoys a cracking good story. So dip your wheel and take a journey into the fascinating world that is Australian endurance cycling.

Kathryn Moody is a Melbourne-based researcher, writer and cyclist. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, Geography and Law from Monash University and worked as a secondary school teacher before pursuing a career in health and safety. Kathryn got her first bike in grade four - a yellow dragster - after first riding her friend's stepthrough around Woodend in country Victoria. More recently, Kathryn has found her writer's voice while researching the stories of the early Australian overlander bicyclists. The Indefatigables is her first book.