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joephu · 08-01-2007, 10:29 AM

It's funny how some myths never die, whether you are refering to biking or basket weaving. People are just plain ignorant. I've been reading a few motorcycle books since I took a MSF and my license. I highly recommend "Proficient Motorcycling, The Ultimate Guide to Riding Well" by David Hough. It more than a safety manual with your typical diagrams. He really dives into the nitty gritty and makes you think about how you choose to ride and react to different scenarios. I can see myself refer back to this over and over again. Even veteran motorist would likely find this a good refresher at the beginning of each riding season.

08-01-2007, 10:29 AM	#2
joephu Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Stonington, CT Posts: 6	Nice Link...Thanks It's funny how some myths never die, whether you are refering to biking or basket weaving. People are just plain ignorant. I've been reading a few motorcycle books since I took a MSF and my license. I highly recommend "Proficient Motorcycling, The Ultimate Guide to Riding Well" by David Hough. It more than a safety manual with your typical diagrams. He really dives into the nitty gritty and makes you think about how you choose to ride and react to different scenarios. I can see myself refer back to this over and over again. Even veteran motorist would likely find this a good refresher at the beginning of each riding season.
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