In this candid and inspiring memoir, Lance Armstrong recounts his incredible journey from cancer patient to seven-time Tour de France champion. As a world-class athlete nearly struck down by a disease that threatened to end his career, Armstrong's story is one of determination, resilience, and sheer willpower. Known for his no-nonsense Texan approach to life, Armstrong refuses to wear the hero's mantle despite his extraordinary achievements.

With vivid, sometimes unflinching detail, Armstrong takes readers through his battle with cancer—from the grueling rounds of chemotherapy and surgeries to the painful but necessary steps toward recovery. Along the way, he reveals his unshakable commitment to training and his loyalty to the people and organizations that supported him through his darkest times. From the highs of his victorious return to cycling to the deeply personal moments of his journey, It’s Not About the Bike is a deeply moving and honest account of overcoming life’s toughest challenges.

Athletes, coaches, and anyone seeking motivation will find Armstrong's dedication to his recovery, and the meticulous details of his rigorous training process, a powerful source of inspiration. This is a story of triumph, not just over physical adversity, but over the mental and emotional barriers that stand in the way of success.