New Ideas: How To Ride Off-Road Motorcycles Book

How To Ride Off-Road Motorcycles Book

Contrary to its title, “How To Ride Off-Road Motorcycles,” Gary LaPlante’s full-color, 176-page instructional guide isn’t just for the dirt set. In fact, when LaPlante, a lifelong rider who has competed in nearly every two-wheel motorized discipline, realized there was a need for “higher-quality, more practical, real-world motorcycle training,” he “began developing his own curriculum and started writing this book.” The resulting 21 chapters are chock-full of on-bike exercises, advice from industry leaders, “Tales from the Trail” and insights gleaned from five decades of riding experience. The $27.99 paperback is food for thought for anyone, regardless of age or on/off-road experience, who would like to become a better motorcyclist. Who among us doesn’t have that on the top of his or her to-do list?

Motorbooks, Quayside 
Publishing Group

400 First Ave. N. #300
Minneapolis, MN 55401
800/458-0454
www.motorbooks.com

  • http://www.facebook.com/wally.murray.37 Wally Murray

    I remember back in the mid 70′s the same sort of book that the cycle mags used to carry.
    ordered it and one of Gary Bailey’s motocross book… they were great, wish I knew what I ever did with them.
    My guess is a whole lot of the same info would still ring true today.
    Really trying to remember the books name, but I remember the cover had a rider on a Hodaka riding off a short ledge.
    Anyone else remember the book?
    And yes I know…if you do it means your an old fart like me…LOL!!!!