Anyone read a twist of the wrist by keith code?

[Draxsonimy]

Just thought it was a really good read with lots of info on steering and throttle control.
I'm not much of a reader but thought it was really good.

It fits well for any skill level.

Just made me realize why certain things happened or why I lost control of a bike in the past.

 

[firefighter1c57]

yes I have. Reading a twist of the wrist II now.

 

[Draxsonimy]

Seriously an amazing book. Im actually reading vol 2. How was the first one?

 

[jl551c]

Get the video, it's very informative.

 

[raz65man]

I'm also starting the second one now. First one was very informative as to why the bike reacts as it does to various inputs. But it does deal mostly with racing or track riding. So far I think Twist of the Wrist II does a better job of translating things toward street riding.
Raz

 

[Draxsonimy]

I spent my $10 already today. Best 10 bucks I've spent in a while.

 

[brumbear]

I read it last year I liked it but I like
THE PACE a bit more.
http://www.njbuellowners.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=557

 

[Bossanova]

Seen both videos. First one is kind of silly but good info for sure in both. Check out Sport Riding Techniques by Nick Ienatsch. I have a PDF copy somewhere if anyone wants it.