Sir Bradley Wiggins, UCI Hour Record 2015
Sir Bradley Wiggins will make a personal appearance at Waterstones book shop in Manchester on Saturday, December 5, to sign copies of his new book, My Hour.
Wiggins will attend Waterstones' Deansgate store from 12 noon to sign copies of his book, which charts his preparation and performance during his successful UCI Hour Record attempt in June this year and includes exclusive photography.
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