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Book review: Harley-Davidson Everything you Need to Know

Harley-Davidson: Everything you Need to Know by Bill Stermer.

Chelsea Adams
August 12, 2010

[This Harley-Davidson—Everything you Need to Know Book Review was originally published in American Rider] Like “new and improved,” the phrase “everything you need to know” packs a lot of implications. Aside from promising to deliver information that is both all-inclusive and necessary, the... Read more »

Book Review: The American Motorcycle Girls 1900-1950

The American Motorcycle Girls 1900-1950

Chelsea Adams
October 5, 2009

Book Review: The American Motorcycle Girls 1900-1950: A photographic History of Early Women Motorcyclists [This book review of The American Motorcycle Girls 1900-1950 was originally published in American Rider magazine] If you’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing a truly well-archived scrapbook,... Read more »

Motorcycle Book Review: Riding in the Zone

Riding in the Zone

Rider Contributor
June 22, 2009

Review by Andy Saunders [This Riding in the Zone motorcycle book review was originally published in the August 2009 issue of Rider magazine] What do motorcyclists want? It’s a question answered many times, never satisfactorily, until now. What motorcycle riders want is to get better at riding motorcycles.... Read more »

Book Review: The Road Gets Better from Here

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Arden Kysely
February 4, 2009

[This review of "The Road Gets Better from Here" was originally published in the March 2009 issue of Rider magazine] Reassembling his Kawasaki KLR650 on the tarmac of the airport at Magadan, Russia, after flying it in on the mail plane from Vladivostok, Australian Adrian Scott began the journey of a... Read more »

Book Review: Motorcycle Journeys Through the Alps & Beyond, Fourth Edition

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Clement Salvadori
September 15, 2008

[This Motorcycle Journeys Through the Alps & Beyond, Fourth Edition book review was originally published in the October 2008 issue of Rider magazine] If you are going to the Alps, bring this book, whether you are taking a group tour or wandering on your own. There may never be another guide to motorcycling... Read more »

Book Review: Flat Out! The Rollie Free Story and World’s Fastest Motorcycle

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Clement Salvadori
September 15, 2008

[This Review of Flat Out! The Rollie Free Story and World’s Fastest Motorcycle was originally published in the September 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Flat Out! The Rollie Free Story and World’s Fastest Motorcycle These are two very different books about the same subject, with the events taking place... Read more »

Book Review: McQueen’s Machines

Queens Machines

Rider Contributor
July 10, 2008

Review by Andy Saunders [This McQueen's MachinesBook Review was originally published in the August 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Twenty-eight years after the movie actor’s and part-time racer’s death from cancer, Steve McQueen’s motoring legacy lives on. Perhaps this quote from son Chad describes... Read more »

Book Review: Breaking the Limit

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Clement Salvadori
July 10, 2008

[This Breaking the Limit book review was originally published in the July 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Here is the situation: You’re a 31-year-old woman living in New Jersey, you’ve just finished your Master’s degree, your new job doesn’t start for a couple of months and your boyfriend doesn’t... Read more »

Book Review: Dreaming of Jupiter by Ted Simon

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Clement Salvadori
July 10, 2008

[This Dreaming of Jupiter book review was originally published in the May 2008 issue of Rider magazine] This book, Dreaming of Jupiter, can be enjoyed on several levels. As a travelogue of a two-and-a-half-year trip around the world; as the viewpoint of a slightly curmudgeonly 70-year-old going to little-visited... Read more »

Book Review: Norton Commando by Mick Duckworth

Norton Commando by Mick Duckworth

Rider Contributor
July 10, 2008

Review by Andy Saunders [This Norton Commando book review was originally published in the March 2008 issue of Rider magazine] The Norton name never seems to die. Just when you think it’s gone, someone comes along and resurrects the marque again. We seem to be between Norton revival periods right now,... Read more »

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