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Apr 24, 2016
Old Stuff, But Good
I'm a big Keith Code fan, regardless of the Scientology BS. This is an old one, but worth getting through. Twist of the Wrist was one of the most useful things I read about street riding. After 30 years off-pavement, I had a lot of bad habits to overcome and Code's theory helped with that . . . a lot. I have always wished that the MSF program was closer to the detail of the Superbike Course than the minimal training it is.
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Boy does this hit the mark! I aspired to have amazing skills, even raced a few years in AMA in the late '80s. I was pathetic until I read Twist of the Wrist. The style he teaches was perfect for my airhead BMW's shaft jacking too.
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