twist of wrist 2

ozx6r · Post by **ozx6r** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 11:49 am

just got a copy and was wandering if its a sequal to twist of wrist of actully an update?

just not sure weather i should start reading or wait until i can source the first book

n e thought?

regards,

pat.

aardvark · Post by **aardvark** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 11:50 am

Just read the second one... He covers the same stuff but with different words.

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:56 pm

I have the first one.... its ok.... very hard to read without falling asleep though.... and whatever you do ... DONT pay for the dvd... it is quite possibly the worst instructional video I have ever seen barring none..... and that includes all

That said, it is a very good book with some eye opening information in there.... Stuff that deep down you kinda knew, but had never really considered ...

FrogZ · Post by **FrogZ** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 1:36 pm

...and some that goes against all you "knew"...

to be honest I think the only SAFE place to test out some of what it teachs is the track....
It works no matter where you ride but to LEARN it, go the track...

MrStompy · Post by **MrStompy** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 1:44 pm

doing the school helps to understand what the hell he is talking about in the book as well.

I reckon it can be a bit hard to read in places but very worthwhile though.
I think he could of written that book in point form and then it would of been pefectly clear...

aardvark · Post by **aardvark** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 1:55 pm

Having read both books and seen the video (well, the bits I didn't fall asleep during), I still say that Sport Riding Techniques is a far better book.

MickLC · Post by **MickLC** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 2:03 pm

MrStompy wrote:doing the school helps to understand what the hell he is talking about in the book as well.

I reckon it can be a bit hard to read in places but very worthwhile though.
I think he could of written that book in point form and then it would of been pefectly clear...

Yeah, all of the 5 sessions in Level 1 of the Superbike School are straight out of the second book...and are much easier to understand when you've been able to practice them at the track.

Strika · Post by **Strika** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 2:16 pm

aardvark wrote:Having read both books and seen the video (well, the bits I didn't fall asleep during), I still say that Sport Riding Techniques is a far better book.

Read both, so agree totally. There is also one other, which is quite old, but also a very worthy book! If I remember the name, or find it in the library at home i'll post it.

Once again, I have to say that I am not a fan of some of Keith Codes practices. Brouggy has Australianised it to a certain extent, but still teaches things a little too codee for me.

I still reckon that you are better off spending the extra school money on having a decent A grader tutor you at a track day! One on one! They will teach you more in a day than the school can in a week I reckon.

There are stacks of guys who would do it too. Just ctc one of the racing clubs and I'll bet you have a decent response.

mrmina · Post by **mrmina** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 3:10 pm

is it actually worth the read

aardvark · Post by **aardvark** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 3:23 pm

mrmina wrote:is it actually worth the read

Only if you ever plan on going around a corner big fella...

MrStompy · Post by **MrStompy** » Thu Aug 03, 2006 3:44 pm

mrmina wrote:is it actually worth the read

yep its worth a read.
you may get only one thing out of it or you might get 20 things out of it but you will definately get "something" out of it.

for me it all (well part of it) clicked one evening ages ago on a winding road in the pissing rain.

i was shitting myself thinking i was going to crash pretty soon and i remembered back to some stuff i had read in the book.
relax the arms, power on in the cnr early blah blah. i actually ended up going much quicker, stopped crapping myself and despite the rain had a pretty good ride.

rocketrod · Post by **rocketrod** » Fri Aug 04, 2006 12:04 am

Ive actually got TOTW 2 on cd,well 4 cds really.Its good if you cant be bothered reading or have time to kill whilst driving the cage and listening.
If anyone wants a copy,pm me with your address and maybe an exchange of some blank cds and they are yours,cheers.

ozx6r · Post by **ozx6r** » Fri Aug 04, 2006 5:48 am

started reading last night its easy to understand from what i ahve read so far...

and as stereo said it mentions stuff i kinda knew but it just confirms the theory a bit and helps to understand it a little more.

happy with it so far...

Green Ninja · Post by **Green Ninja** » Fri Aug 04, 2006 10:22 am

First read the 2nd book then read the first one if you must.

mrmina · Post by **mrmina** » Fri Aug 04, 2006 3:35 pm

aardvark wrote:
mrmina wrote:is it actually worth the read
Only if you ever plan on going around a corner big fella...

well then, dont need to read it