Books on motorcycle parts.
Motorcycle parts have always been and always are a topic, which
every motorcycle owner has to be very familiar with to avoid
those jerks.
The following books are recommended
1—The man and his machines By Mike Seate. Jesse James is based
on the Discovery Channel TV show, Monster Garage
2—the broken Center line –How to be a highway patrol officer and
enjoy it by Ralph W.
3—From house calls to high tech—By Doris Griffin
4—How to restore your motorcycle by Mark Zimmerman
5—How to custom paint motorcycle by Joann Bortles
6—Motorcycle design and technology by G.Cocco
7—How to restore your Harley Davidson by Bruce Palmer
8—101 sportbike performance projects by Evans Brasfield
9—Motorcycle tuning by John Robinson .Now is in the second
edition and thoroughly updated. John Robinson, the Technical
Editor of Performance Bikes’, explains how various stages of
engine tune are reached, and describes typical development work
with enough theory to devise a practical development programme
The phenomena described are all known to work - the trick is
making them all work together.
10—Harley-Davidson motorcycle by Allan Girdler.
Synopsis for the Harley-Davidson motorcycle book The Milwaukee
Marvel takes center stage in this colorful work written by one
of the motorcycle industry’s best-selling authors. This colorful
volume not only tells the history of Harley-Davidson
motorcycles, it also features the motorcycles that made the
company an American legend. Feature bikes include early singles
and twins, Flatheads, Knuckleheads, Panheads, Shovelheads,
Evolution bikes, and Twin Cam 88s. This edition is updated to
include the 2003 Anniversary edition, the 2004 Sportster, the
new V-Rod, and much more. Motor Books Company publishes it. Also
called MBI publishing company. For motorcycle parts information,
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