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Riding books.
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Currently my entire crop of riding books consists of "Twist of the
Wrist II" & Roadcraft.
What else can the FOAK recommend? Wasn't there a book on real world
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Have you tried the Kama Sutra?
Don't bother with 'A Twist of the Wrist', it will make you go blind.
Mine's the black waxed cotton Trialsmaster.
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riding by a DR?
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To be honest, the best thing you can do is get out there and ride. Perhaps
take a Police observed ride.
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I think you've got the main two. Roadcraft which details the very
useful correlation between limitations and focus, plus danger areas and
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Mind ewe, there's a lot in it which is already common knowlege,
obvious, common sense or all three.
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TotW which covers the mechanics of riding, lines, etc. Together I
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Mind ewe, there's a lot in it which is already common knowlege,
obvious, common sense or all three.
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Ok, so are there some must-have techniques you 've heard of that you
currently don't have the knowledge to practice? Or are you just
covering all your bases in case there are?
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Neither, I just want something to read on the train.
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"Harley-Davidson Indian. These rare motorcycles ..."
Well, yes, I expect they are quite rare.
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reckon they'll potentially keep people alive a lot longer than learning
purely from mistakes.
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I'm about 2/3 of the way through the IAM book at the mo. Seems to be mostly
'follow the Highway Code' stuff - including the stuff on use of the
headlight flash and turning right off-side to off-side, which seems to be
unrelated to real life. I shall be picking up Roadcraft tomorrow - hope
that's a bit better.
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Don't ride and read. You'll fall off.
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"The Collected Posts of Whinging Courier".
Do you want instruction books, or books about the motorcycle thang in
general?
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