David L. Hough

I am embarrassed to admit that although this book is well-written, informative and descriptive, I haven't read it all the way through.

It functions as both a manual and a guide, an informative text on how to perform certain maneuvers, better your skills and care for your motorcycle.

It offers cautionary anecdotes to underscore the importance of riding with caution and awareness.

It is a great book, but I've been ingesting it in bits and pieces. I tend to pick it up when I've been struggling show more with the application of a maneuver -- such as cornering, which was taught to me in the MSF course a certain way, but is often better applied in real life riding through the application of late apexing. The tips and illustrations helped me work through my confusion until I was able to apply the written word to the actuality of movement. show less

This book is in fact as good as it's rumored to be -- lots of advice for learning how to control the bike, lots of ideas on things to watch out for, lots of diagrams, lots of pictures. I will be seeking out another copy once I get a permit and find my way to a more rural area.... This is clearly a classic book for a reason.

You must read this book if you ride.

I've been riding on and off for over 30 years and learned some great techniques from this book. It will definitely make you a safer rider.

The book when it comes to talking about riding motorcycles better and safer on the road. A lot of experience has gone into writing about what to do in situationas and how to handle a motorcycle.

If you only read one book on motorcycling, this is the one you should read.