Proficient Motorcycling book

[bud_44]

I just finished reading the book Proficient Motorcycling.  I checked it out again so I can reread it.  It's a very good book.  I highly suggest everyone read it.  Ride safe my friends.

[jdoorn14]

I just finished reading the book Proficient Motorcycling.  I checked it out again so I can reread it.  It's a very good book.  I highly suggest everyone read it.  Ride safe my friends.

Bought a used copy myself a couple months back. Lots of great information. I find it's best to concentrate on only a single section at a time, otherwise you'll overwhelm yourself out on a ride.

[yamahonkawazuki]

wonder if theres a nascar book out there entitled, " wtfh is a right turn"

[jdoorn14]

wonder if theres a nascar book out there entitled, " wtfh is a right turn"

Not unless it's a picture book, with models in bikinis (or less) on every page. Otherwise, no one would ever use it for anything other than to level a table leg.

[dougdoberman]

"More Proficient Motorcycling" is also worth a read.

As well, I recommend "Sport Riding Techniques" by Nick Ienatsch & "Total Control" by Lee Parks.   Both of these are aimed at the spirited street rider, but are very worthwhile reads even if you never ride very hard.

[cbcanada]

"More Proficient Motorcycling" is also worth a read.

As well, I recommend "Sport Riding Techniques" by Nick Ienatsch & "Total Control" by Lee Parks.   Both of these are aimed at the spirited street rider, but are very worthwhile reads even if you never ride very hard.

i am reading proficient motorcycling right now. is the more version by the same author?

[jdoorn14]

i am reading proficient motorcycling right now. is the more version by the same author?

Yup.