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	title:	Total Control: High-Performance Street Riding Techniques
	author:	Lee Parks
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Motorbooks International
	released:	May 28, 2003
	isbn:	0760314039
	isbn-13:	9780760314036

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Customer Reviews
4 out of 5 - Rated As a relatively new rider, I found this book both reassuring and insightful. I found myself thinking "So that's what I'm doing (wrong)" at times, and was able to practice and improve my skills using the advice given. I will happily admit that I dip into this book every couple of weeks to refresh on the tips - "one hand to steer" - as some of it is counter-intuitive and a bit scary the first time... I bought this book on a recommendation, and would recommend it to anyone who can take it steadily and can avoid the temptation to radically alter their riding style all at once. VTR1000, 1 trackday, 0 crashes. What this book does well. - Rated This book fills a much neglected gap between beginners books such as Motorcycle Roadcraft and full on specialist bike setup manuals. It covers a large range of topics with good depth considering the limited amount of space allocated to each chapter. The technical sections on suspension in particular are an excellent overview which will probably persuade you to leave things alone. Much of psychology of riding refers heavily to Keith Codes work and if you have his books then much of this book will be a waste of your time. Overall an excellent book for intermediate street riders looking to learn a little more in depth about everything.

Customer Reviews

4 out of 5 - Rated 4/5
As a relatively new rider, I found this book both reassuring and insightful. I found myself thinking "So that's what I'm doing (wrong)" at times, and was able to practice and improve my skills using the advice given. I will happily admit that I dip into this book every couple of weeks to refresh on the tips - "one hand to steer" - as some of it is counter-intuitive and a bit scary the first time...

I bought this book on a recommendation, and would recommend it to anyone who can take it steadily and can avoid the temptation to radically alter their riding style all at once.

VTR1000, 1 trackday, 0 crashes.

What this book does well. - Rated 4/5
This book fills a much neglected gap between beginners books such as Motorcycle Roadcraft and full on specialist bike setup manuals. It covers a large range of topics with good depth considering the limited amount of space allocated to each chapter. The technical sections on suspension in particular are an excellent overview which will probably persuade you to leave things alone. Much of psychology of riding refers heavily to Keith Codes work and if you have his books then much of this book will be a waste of your time.
Overall an excellent book for intermediate street riders looking to learn a little more in depth about everything.

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