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The complete idiots guide to motorcycles touches on many topics of riding and bike styles. I know one person that has read it, and said it was quite helpful.
Any other books out there a beginner could use. ?
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The complete idiots guide to motorcycles touches on many topics of riding and bike styles. I know one person that has read it, and said it was quite helpful.
Any other books out there a beginner could use. ?
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The Motorcycle Book by Alan Seeley . First chapter is about different types of bikes . Second chapter is getting out there . Training gear , insurance , luggage , etc. . 3rd is "know your bike" , and goes into the different parts , and how to find aftermarket accesories . And 4th is about maintenance . It's basically a "how to" book .I am a fluffy lil cuddly lovable bunny , dammit !
Katrider's rally 2011 - md86
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Re: Good beginner books...
That book is really pretty good. I love Leno's quote on the cover.Originally posted by Need4Speed750
I know everyone raves about "Twist of the Wrist" but the BEST book I've ever read (and still read) is "Sport Riding Techniques" - by Nick Ienatsch.sigpicComment
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tdrcomm said it.
Both Twist of the Wrist (2 - at this point) & Sport Riding Techniques are a "must read", I'd say. They helped me quite a bit.brought to you by the letter S, and the number 1Comment
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