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Unsatisfating
i dun reccomand this book to any rookie or begginner who wish to reach their knees to ther tarmac,the book simply dont show how,its quite a disappointed n limited book.It doesnt satisfated what the basic rider wants,how to corner the proper way.There's still many much to be said,like arms position,where u laid yr footpeg,the position of it and throttle control.Disappointing for me..yet again for experince rider,might understand more but dun reccomand buying.
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Easy reading, great advice
As a novice rider I purchased this book with the hope of gaining some expert advice. It was the perfect choice. The writing and advice is clear, concise, and easy to understand. Topics such as traction, throttle control, and turning techniques all helped me in gaining confidence on the road. This book should be required reading for all sport bike owners.
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The Best Book on Sport Riding Ever
Nick Ienatsch's SPORT RIDING TECHNIQUES is easily the most beautifully produced and clearly and consumately written book on motorcycle racing and street riding, whatever your level of competence. I would recommend it to anyone who has completed a basic motorcycle safety course, whether their goal is to more safely and thourghly enjoy their street riding or to sharpen their technique for racing or track days. This, unlike most instructional books, is a pleasure to read. Ienatsch rides--I've seen him--and writes with equal skill. I've read it twice now and keep going back to it to practice the the techniques he limns so beautifully.
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