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	title:	How to Be an Advanced Motorcyclist: Pass Your Advanced Motorcycling Test
	author:	Iam (Eds)
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Motorbooks International
	released:	July, 2004
	isbn:	0760320365
	isbn-13:	9780760320365

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Customer Reviews
Road Craft - Rated An essential guide to anyone serious about Motorcycling. Shows you how to ride quickly, smoothly and safely. Use it a skill for life. Safe Riding! Advanced Motorcycling? - Rated More of an advertisment for IAM training than a manual of guidance and techniques. True, there are a few tips here and there but not a lot for the novice m/biker (let alone an experienced m/biker who are presumably the IAM's target); for instance, no diagrams of riding lines or road positioning. Although published in 1997, specific information and the photographs need to be updated and the content beefed-up. Very disappointing.

Customer Reviews

Road Craft - Rated 5/5
An essential guide to anyone serious about Motorcycling. Shows you how to ride quickly, smoothly and safely. Use it a skill for life. Safe Riding!

Advanced Motorcycling? - Rated 1/5
More of an advertisment for IAM training than a manual of guidance and techniques. True, there are a few tips here and there but not a lot for the novice m/biker (let alone an experienced m/biker who are presumably the IAM's target); for instance, no diagrams of riding lines or road positioning. Although published in 1997, specific information and the photographs need to be updated and the content beefed-up. Very disappointing.