The Undisputed Truth ($18) is an autobiography for the ages. Mike Tyson was a mad man, both figuratively and literally, and he knows it. His crazy life was made of ups and downs which included being crowned the youngest undisputed heavy weight champion in history, jail time, drug addiction, financial issues, and the loss of his mentor, Cus D’Amato. His life also tells the story of a triumphant return to respectability through his performances in the Hangover films, his one man show, and by regaining the love of his family and most of all his dignity. His memoir is brutally honest and takes us on a journey from Brooklyn’s ghettos, to the tranquil person Mike Tyson has become today.
Cafe Racers ($36) chronicles the evolution of one of the most beloved bikes of the 1960s. It goes from the mid twentieth century all the way to modern times. First becoming popular in Britain, these bikes represented the Rock and Roll subculture of the time. Cafe Racers are nimble, lean, light and beautifully simplistic machines. […]