A Twist of the Wrist: Motorcycle Road Racer's Handbook - Volume 1 Paperback – 1 Dec. 1983

This is an excellent collection of things that you can learn to make your riding technique better. To be clear it's about bike control, not hazard perception, traffic etc. but this is half the battle. If you know how to make the bike behave how you want, you can react more effectively and you'll be less tired so more likely to be aware of any potential hazards.Wishing you safe and fun riding!

A really useful book for almost any motorcyclist. Beginner or advanced

I've been on various track days, IAM, bike safe and all sorts, and of course the official bike test. They have all been useful but this book teaches you things like survival reactions and how to properly steer a motorcycle. Honestly, if you read this book, you will decrease the chances of getting hurt while riding a motorcycle - and the best bit - you'll become a better rider!

Very good but not as good as Twist of the wrist 2.

A suprerb dvd loads of information for the beginner or advanced Rider.I have watched it several times and it keeps revealing great tips.Now I look forward to my bike rides, They are fun and productive.I will return to this Dvd many times in to the future.

Definitive technical manual of particular benefit to those returning to riding a motorcycle after a long absence where the ride is more important than speed - is making me a smoother rider with less wear and tear to my machine and able to enjoy the journey.

Very informative for people who do track days or are starting off in racing. I do neither but wanted some technical advice on the handling and control of the bike, it did deliver an element of that

Fantastic clear and helpful information this will improve anyone s ride ing this book was recommended by lee parks advanced motorcycle ing book these books gained me 20 mile per hour in the corners and become safer at the same time