No comments about Mega Book of Motorcycles (Mega Books Series).

No comments about Clymer Yamaha Yfs200 Blaster 1988-1999.

No comments about DUCATI FACTORY WORKSHOP MANUAL: 160cc, 250cc & 350cc NARROW CASE, SINGLE CYLINDER, OHC MODELS.

No comments about Haynes : Harley-Davidson Big Twins 1970-1993: 1200cc (74 cu in) 1340cc (80 cu in) Owner Workshop Manual (80 Cu in).

2 comments about Bicycle: Bone Shakers, Highwheelers, And Other Celebrated Cycles.

1. this book is an excellent pictorial trip through one of the world's finest collections of bicycles and related items. i have actually been to the Metz Bicycle Museum in Freehold, New Jersey and have had a personalized tour by David Metz, the owner of the museum which is the basis for this book. this book is a very good introduction to the history of bicycles and the photograpy is excellent. however, on an actual tour of the museum you get some of the most interesting stories first hand from David Metz. this 87 year young collector is only too happy to share his knowledge of bicycles with any visitor to his museum. the book and a trip to the museum if at all possible will both be something to remember



2. I too have had the privilege of visiting Mr. Metz's garage-cum-museum, which is only a half hour's drive from here. If you can't get to see his collection first hand, this is the next best thing.

No comments about MGA (Car & Motorcycle Marque/Model).

No comments about Ragged Edge: A Raw and Intimate Portrait of Road Racing.

No comments about Military Motorcycles (Land and Sea) (Land and Sea (Mankato, Minn.).).

2 comments about Autobiography of Jim Redman: Six Times World Motorcycle Champion.

1. I have had the pleasure of meeting Jim Redman as well as reading his book. Jim is a modest hero, to whom a 100 mile per hour "parade" is going slowly around the track. Jim's book is a great antidote for an era where people are afraid of taking chances and living their dreams.



2. I bought this book out of curiousity. I am not much of a sports fan but when I read that Jim Redman was awarded the M.B.E. (Member of the Order of the British Empire), I needed to read about his response to such an honor by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Also, I got a taste of his contributions to sports especially motorcycle racing which is still a popular masculine sport. Jim Redman's biography is rather revealing but not too much. I was surprised by how long it took him to get his M.B.E. because he was busy touring and racing. I found his book to be modest, humble, and rather engaging as well as charming. Good luck to Jim Redman MBE!

No comments about Kawasaki KC,KE & KH100 1975 to 1999 (Haynes Service and Repair Manual).