Sport Riding Techniques download

[mblanco]

Thank you!

[devil-cupcake]

Originally Posted by Richardtfalls

I am trying to sell my bike, and I need to post 25 times before this site will let me. 2001 GSXR1000. richardtfalls@gmail.com. make me an offer.

quit spamming every post.

[jgalt]

[dave07r1]

good shit.....half way through the first read

[adrenalinejunky]

hi does anybody have a new link or another way i can get a copy?

[ZorroX]

edit: nevermind

[VegasDon]

I bought this book. I thought it was worth every cent. The author clearly worked very hard, and has the resume, so didn't feel right to do the download. Clearly not my intention to slam anyone for downloading books, music, etc.

I get the BBC coverage of MotoGP races from downloading. But I pay up for a motogp.com subscription (BBC not available in the U.S.).

Nick is one of the instructors at the Yamaha school at Miller Motorsports park, in Tooele, Utah

[Gino230]

Originally Posted by Jdublu

Anyone know where I can find Kenny Roberts book, Techniques of Motor Cycle Road Racing, online?

I have a copy, and it was tough to find 10 years ago when I bought it. Probably around for Kindle or something but you'll be hard pressed to find one in print.

Actually, I think Sport Riding Techniques, Total Control, and Twist of the Wrist are better reads. Kenny's book is great, but alot of the material is the same. It's written in Kenny's own words, so some of the terminology is different...instead of "turn in" it's "peel off" etc.

It's an interesting look into the mind of a riding genius- but the technical stuff is covered in the other books for the most part.

[scubabill]

Ed Bargy's book is pretty good as well. You sell the Thunderbike yet, Gino?

[Gino230]

The 748 I still have...the 749 is staying :) I wish I could ride them both!