I loved this book. I'm a cycling commuter not a tourer, and it really made me want to get out of the city and explore the British countryside - somehow it never occurred to me to take my bike onto the train and out of the city, forgetting my car altogether. The book is much less strident and elitist than a lot of the hardcore cycling guides, this is really about taking a gentle approach to discovering Britain, not about killing yourself by doing everything at top speed and never stopping.
I was fascinated the quotes from Harold Briercliffe - it puts the routes into historical context. I also liked that all of the cycle routes appear to be do-able in a day, so aren't too daunting to a novice like myself. The book is also full of ideas of what to see, as well as where to go.
I've been out on a two day tour of the south-east, and particularly loved the Crab & Winkle Way, which runs from Canterbury to Whitstable.
Stylish and user-friendly - brilliant!