The Essential Guide to Motorcycle Travel: Tips, Technology, Advanced Techniques | 
|  | | | Title: | The Essential Guide to Motorcycle Travel: Tips, Technology, Advanced Techniques | | Author: | Dale Coyner | | Publisher: | Whitehorse Press | | Type: | Book / Paperback | | Publication Date: | 15 March, 2007 | | ISBN / ISBN-13: | 1884313590 / 9781884313592 | | List Price: | $24.95 | | You Save: | $8.48 | | Amazon Price: | $16.47 | |
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This book is written to help motorcyclists prepare themselves and their motorcycles for traveling long distances over extended periods. Whether you are getting ready for a weekend trip beyond your home turf or for a transcontinental odyssey lasting several years, Coyner's book details the fundamentals for riding in comfort, safety, and convenience. In three major sections, the book covers trip planning, rider preparation, and outfitting the motorcycle. An appropriate level of planning for a long motorcycle trip can help maximize enjoyment and minimize irritating annoyances on the road. Coyner lays out the steps for planning a worry-free, fun trip. Over 250 full-color photographs illustrate riding gear, accessories, and modifications that will make any motorcycle adventure the trip of a lifetime.
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Customer Reviews:
• Cheap China Manufacturing!! 13 June, 2008
The book was bound with the pages out of order!! Cheap China manufacturing, no quality control from what used to be a trusted publisher.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A1CFH419WEIRE5
• Great Book 27 June, 2008
If you only read one, read this one. I have been out of motorcycling for 26 years, owned four in my earlier day. I wanted to tour then but never did. This time I am doing it. I wanted to start out right so this was the first book I read. Extremely informative. It covered just about everything I needed and more. If there is any negative maybe I could ask for more guidance on which motorcycle. However, as I found in researching motorcycles, there are just too many factors. You must know what kind of travel you'll do, set your requirements of the bike, do the research on the bikes, sit on all of them, ride if allowed, settle on the one for you, take a motorcycle saftey course, buy and have fun. Don't go too small or too big, it must fit you. Dr. Fraizer's book is good too.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A1KEFVEJNX33IV
• Excellant Information 26 August, 2008
I purchased this book to help me prepare for a long ride from Texas to Oregon and back. It had so much useful information that I have put to use. I would recommend anyone considering a long trip to pick this book up and read.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A28JZEVO6IJOTS
• Best Guide I Have Found 19 September, 2008
I initially got this for trailer towing information and found out that every section of this book had something I could use. If you're just starting out and need advice or a seasoned rider looking for refreshers or new ideas I bet it is in here. Big thumbs up on this one. It will go on trips with me just in case.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A2NKEKGYE5KUEX
• Excellent Material; High Quality Construct 23 November, 2008
This comprehensive overview gives lots of great information for the new touring rider. If you've been touring for a while, this will probably not help you as much, but that goes without saying. The book pages are thick (think photographic paper) with loads of color pictures and diagrams explaining things like how moisture wicking material works to keep you dry. The author includes checklists for things you'll need to remember and wise advice on practical things we'd all prefer to not learn the hard way, like how to prevent monkeybutt. I highly recommend this to the new rider and consider it a good piece of information for those of us who have ridden for years but are still open to suggestions on improving our ride. (note: I have not had any problems with the binding; construction appears high-quality).
- Reviewed by customer ID: ATOKT8QYK967L
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