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Looking for a few good reads.
Sometimes the internet just doesn’t do the old brain justice and I just want an old fashioned book to read.
So what’s out there? What’s your favorite?
I know I’m asking for a lot k owing good and well the majority of vitards can’t or won’t read books but hey might as well try right ?
Sometimes the internet just doesn’t do the old brain justice and I just want an old fashioned book to read.
So what’s out there? What’s your favorite?
I know I’m asking for a lot k owing good and well the majority of vitards can’t or won’t read books but hey might as well try right ?
The Shop
https://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Rider-Travels-Healing-Road/dp/1550225480/r…
Lawrence Hacking. Canadian off-road racer
https://www.amazon.com/To-Dakar-and-Back-audiobook/dp/B00AMX9I7G/ref=sr…
Race Tech suspension Bible is good, as are Cudby’s Motocross Exposure books
https://theinsidelinebook.com/
I'm 40 years old now, when I was a little kid growing up in a moto family my grandpa had this book in the magazine holder. I must have read it 100 times.
If anyone recognizes this book it will be amazing.
“What kind of a story is this?” he asked.
“The Mint 400,” I said. “It’s the richest off-the-road race for motorcycles and dune-buggies in the history of organized sport – a fantastic spectacle in honor of some fatback grossero named Del Webb, who owns the luxurious Mint Hotel in the heart of downtown Las Vegas … at least that’s what the press release says; my man in New York just read it to me.”
Pit Row
btw. Has anyone find a clutch pin on their oil drain plug lately?
I checked these out and read them at least half a dozen times at the elementary school library. Recently bought a copy of each for my kid.
My wife got me a signed copy of this for my birthday a few years ago. Without question, the best gift she's ever given me.
If you're looking for something to read other than motorcycles, and like sci-fi stuff, I recommend John Scalzi's Old Man's War series or Pierce Brown's Red Rising series.
This book is an oral history of the Hell's Angels from 1961 to 1965 complete with photos. It's a lot of fun to look into and learn about that era of motorcycle clubs. It's currently sold out, but he does a couple print runs a year.
Already mentioned above but this one is worth reading twice.
2) Evel Knievel / Gary Wells autobiography
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