Performance Riding Techniques - Fully revised and updated: The MotoGP manual of track riding skills
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| Rating | : | 4.71 (738 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0857333852 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 184 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Good book for beginners Spaghetti This book goes through some of the basic concepts taught in most motorcycle schools, namely vision, corner lines, lean angles breaking and even one section dedicated to crashes. In this sense it's very complete, with beautiful illustrations from MotoGP sequences. The insights from the pilots are a definitive plus (I wish there were more of them, or that the book was only about that).Overall I would say this is a very good book for beginners.Motorcycle racing skill books should be almost entirely illustrated, giving the reader a chance to look a. "Track-oriented techniques" according to Amazon Customer. Sources are motogp riders and their 2 cents on techniques such as accelerating, braking, cornering, starting, and many other areas of track riding. This book is more appropriate for track day riders than street.
He has coached a number of up-and-coming 125cc and 250cc riders on the MotoGP scene.. He was the first British coach employed in the UK by the California Superbike School, which now operates motorcycling courses at Silverstone, Rockingham and Cadwell Park. About the AuthorAndy Ibbott is an experienced journalist and former road test editor of Motor Cycle News
From starting and accelerating to braking, cornering, overtaking and even crashing, this book combines expert guidance from an experienced coach with advice and anecdotes from today’s top riders. An official MotoGP book, this practical guide to motorcycle racing technique, aimed at racing and track day enthusiasts at all levels, has been fully revised to include new information as well as many fresh photographs and up-to-date quotes from MotoGP stars. This is the authoritative guide to improving your racing technique and performance on the track.
Andy Ibbott is an experienced journalist and former road test editor of Motor Cycle News. He was the first British coach employed in the UK by the California Superbike School, which now operates motorcycling courses at Silverstone, Rockingham and Cadwell Park. He has coached a number of up-and-coming 125cc and 250cc riders on the MotoGP scene.