Two Books in One How to Install Tires on Motorcycles & Fix FlatTires - 187 photos, 202 pages 8.5x11 size book for riders who want to save big money installing and balancing their own tires. Written for the novice. So easy a girl can do it blindfolded. Tricks of the trade make it easy to install and balance all brands including Harley-Davidson, sport, dirt, touring bikes. Tire irons and machines are covered with 300 detailed Q&A. Plus, learn how to fix flat tires in ten minutes (car, truck and motorcycle tires). No more tow trucks If you ride a motorcycle you will save money with this book... I guarantee it This is a large book on motorcycle tires. Service manuals don't come close giving such highly-focused tire knowledge. Stop paying dealers, save your money Order Your Copy Today

The origin of the Sports Car Series Here is the very basic beginning of the Sports Car Validation Criterion Guide at its earliest inception. From this earliest inception numerous evolved creations developed known as the sports car series: Sports Cars Volume One British Isles Sports Cars Volume Two Africa and Europe Sports Cars Volume Three Americas and Canada Sports Cars Volume Four Asia, Australia and the Paciific Islands

"The First Ride," a memoir, tells the story of one man's foolhardy and ill conceived journey on a motorcycle through seven countries. New to motorcycles, he struggles to stay in the saddle and suffers from multiple misadventures on a wild ride through Central America, from the United States to Panama.

MIKE HAWTHORN, BRITAIN'S FIRST WORLD MOTOR RACING CHAMPION, was internationally famous by the time of his death. The dashing young Englishman had just won an epic battle for the title against Stirling Moss in a classic last race duel; similar to that between James Hunt and Nicki Lauda in 1976, and Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg in 2014. However, back in the 1950s, Formula 1 was a quasi-amateur sport, in which prizes were modest, the risk of death unimaginably high and where there was scant reporting of the drivers' off-track activities. Mike's penchant for fast driving was matched by an appetite for pretty girls, beer, aeroplanes and practical jokes - all of which got him into a great many scrapes. What usually got him out was his charm. In this re-telling of Mike's story, 'Too Fast A Life' endeavours to paint an unbiased picture of a troubled young man, focusing more on feelings than feeler-gauges, and uniquely questions whether his life could have ended differently.

A continuation of examining the evolution of sports cars. Now it is the African and European Sports Car Over 190 pages containing information about 84 manufacturers in 15 countries with over 80 models and more than 100 images depicting them. This is the second of four volumes identifying sports cars from around the world. Each volume examines cars most likely to qualify as an authentic sports car, provides a color image and evaluates each car by using the Sports Car Validation Criterion Guide. Interesting and insightful details are included about each car that was produced so as to enhance the readers knowledge about sports cars. These are "must have" works of art worthy of being placed on a coffee table and are great conversation pieces.

Burn rubber, eat smoke and feel the earth rumble Get to know Sparkie, an old -55 Chevy that is being rescued from the junkyard and becoming a drag racingcar just like her best friend Stockis, a -69 Camaro. Mainly a Childrens book, trying to explain drag racing in an easy way. Contains a lot of pictures that car freaks of all ages will enjoy, especially if you like Classic Chevys.

How Much Do You Really Know About the Indianapolis 500?

The Official Indianapolis 500 Trivia Book

Test your knowledge while educating yourself on the greatest automobile race in the world. For nearly 100 years, the greatest spectacle in racing plays out each May in Indianapolis.

The entire scope of the Indianapolis 500 is presented in this fun test: drivers, track information, teams, race information, cars, rules, records, and so on.

Grade your knowledge on the Indy 500 scale. The answers are provided in the back of the book.

Good Luck

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This "how-to" book seeks to remove the intimidation of learning to ride a motorcycle and shows the reader exactly how easy and enjoyable it can be...no matter what your age. The author began riding at the age of 55 and has already logged over 91,000 miles on a motorcycle. "Riding has become my primary source of recreation," says author Chris Torti, a retired executive of a large non-profit health agency from Austin, Texas. This book will provide the reader with everything he or she needs to know about choosing a motorcycle, learning to ride it safely and properly, how to maintain it, and, most of all, how to stay safe on the roadways and enjoy the ride. The book is short and written in easy-to-understand terms. It is available in paperback, Kindle format, and PDF format for easy downloading.