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Gunslinger wrote: Stayin' Safe by Larry Grodsky.

That plus total control, and twist of the wrist two are great books.

I also like Sport Riding Techniques by Nick Ienatsch. Like Hough's book, I reread it regularly.

Grey Thumper wrote:I also like Sport Riding Techniques by Nick Ienatsch. Like Hough's book, I reread it regularly.

That's an interesting read but fairly inconsistent and with weird ideas on how physics works. It's really great at breakin it down barney style though

Please advise a good book or instruction on the structure of a motorcycle.

DenverD wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 7:42 am Please advise a good book or instruction on the structure of a motorcycle.

I don't remember the exact title of the book, but when I was studying to be a mechanic, this book was our main one. I remember even on the basis of the information from this book I tried to write an essay on my own about the structure of a motorcycle tank.

Thanks for your recommendations

Its about Scooters not Motocycles I SEE BY MY OUTFIT, Peter Beagle 1964. Good read
Arround The World With a Motorcycle and a Camera,Susanne Perkins (translated by Clymer Pub) 1957 Havent read yet but have book
Zen and Now (about Zen and The art), Mark Richdardson 2008 Havent read yet but have the book.
Of course Zen and the Art, Robert Pirsig 1968....read several times
Tom Swift and His Motorcycle, Victor Appleton 1910 Read Years ago

I've read "Harley-Davidson. The Complete History" Great book.