[prometheus]

has anyone seen this yet? how about the first one?
looks pretty good, for a beginner like me...
i might download a copy later..... torrent style
http://www.twistofthewristdvd.com/

 

[Delta107]

Or this really cool place called the library. lol

 

[Seg]

Wow this looks interesting might try and find it!

 

[prometheus]

Library?! Whats that? hehe

havn't been to one since college......dang 7years now.

 

[Delta107]

Library?! Whats that? hehe

havn't been to one since college......dang 7years now.

lol

 

[Felix]

I've got both, but urgh, hard reading... needs to be reproduced and reprinted.

Felix

 

[prometheus]

just finished watching the video, pretty interesting stuff. i learned a lot off the bat. but its mostly for track days. a lot of info for new riders.
very weak acting i must say...LOL

 

[Delta107]

just finished watching the video, pretty interesting stuff. i learned a lot off the bat. but its mostly for track days. a lot of info for new riders.
very weak acting i must say...LOL

So .............. got the torrent link?

 

[prometheus]

i cant pull it up on my work computer....i got it from btjunkie org search twist of the wrist, the first one (1.25gb).

there is another one one there for both books in .pdf

 

[Delta107]

cool thanks!

 

[spooph]

Keith Code set the standard for moto instruction on vids, and they are really boring, but there's some good analogies and info in them, if you can stand the dull and drap edit style of the 80's... Kinda cool to see the old bikes, and the outtakes are really cool - to see a 600ninja loaded down with like 100lbs of camera gear and mounting system. Pretty innovative for the day!

 

[scooter2ninja]

Im going to check out a copy from a friend online called seeds and leaches

 

[prometheus]

you know Seeds and Leeches?!.... haha thats funny i know them too!!

 

[scooter2ninja]

got my copy looked over it looked informative but did not have time to go over the whole thing. Isohunt had the link