Smooth Riding the Pridmore Way
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| Rating | : | 4.40 (627 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1884313469 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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"I have always respected Reg's contribution to rider training and development." -- Freddie Spencer, Three-time World Champion"What Reggie teaches can save your life." -- Kevin Erion, Founder of Erion Racing and Two-time AMA Pro Twins Champion
. A three-time AMA Superbike champion in the 1970s, Pridmore started America's premier track school more than 20 years ago, visiting the nation's top racetracks to help motorcyclists of all skill levels become faster, smoother, and safer
"An original voice" according to Richard William Ray. I started with Keith Code back in the late 80's and eventually read most of the major motorcycle training / safety books. Each book adds something to my archive of techniques. It might be just one paragraph that I didn't really digest on the first time through.Reg talks about smooth in a way that connected with me. The information may have been found in other books I have, but Reg reached me and changed the way I ride for the better.If you're interested in the history of o. Philip K. said Four Stars. Great book from a hero of mine. "Smooth Riding" according to M. J. Young. ANYONE who rides should read this book. You will learn a ot in a few hours
Sections on street strategies and riding gear make this a comprehensivehow-to riding skills book for anyone looking to improve their skills.. After reviewing the basics, Pridmore shows advance students how to focus on control in cornering, braking, and acceleration. Former AMA racing champion Reg Pridmore, known worldwide for his popular CLASS Motorcycle Schools, brings his decades of experience on the track, street and classroom, to the readers of this new riding skills book. A long-time proponent of the value of body-steering, Pridmore's insightful text explains how this controversial technique helped him win championships and how it can help everyday riders and budding racers become smoother, better riders