I remember someone mentioning some books that had some good info/tips on riding, does anyone have the name of these books?

 

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I have A Twist of the Wrist II by Keith Code and it's an excellent read.

 

Total Control - Lee Parks
Twist of the Wrist 2 - Keith Code

And in that order, if you want to read on some basic street survival stuff and basic controling of the bike I would recomend before either book you take a look at Proficient Motorcycling - David Hough

 

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Total Control is a GREAT read.

 

While Twist is a good book, it didn't work well for me until I heard Keith explain some of his thoughts.

A good book that I recommend often is Sport Riding Techniques by Nick Ienatsch.

 

The best $40 i've spent on my riding have to be from when i bought Keith Code's "A Twist of the Wrist" and "A Twist of the Wrist II".

I read both books within a day and then re-read them before my Level 1 experience at California Superbike School.

 

thanks guys! any got the pdf file for Twist of the Wrist ?


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Spend the money you cheap bastard. keith deserves it.

 

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I got mine for $8 shipped new off amazon

 

The best book I've found is Sport Riding Techniques by Nick Ienatsch. It's discusses more advanced techniques than either Total Control or TOTWII, so I probably wouldn't recommend or loan it to a new rider.

Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Sport-Ri...r=1-1