Pages: 300 (Paperback) ISBN: 0143019740 Pub: Penguin Books Ltd Pub date: 2006-02-23 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 6789
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Reader Reviews:One-sided biography (4/5 people found this helpful)In the introduction, the author admits that in the lack of information, some of the descriptive aspects of the book are shall we say, `up to the writer's prerogative'. Whilst the technical and factual aspects of this book are extremely informative and interesting, I felt that I had only read half of someone's life story.
See the film and read the book (24/25 people found this helpful)The book provides a wealth of detail of the work carried out on the engine and the incredible near death accidents whilst racing motorcycles throughout his life. The Indian was not his only motorcycle and if you wantr to find out the other motorcycle he raced you will need to read the book. He lived for motorcycling and the book makes a good read for all motorcyclists and enthusiasts - a man who lived life to the full and a book to inspire to others that they too can reach their goals. Well researched and a book to be read again and again. Similar ProductsThe World's Fastest Indian [2005] Bonneville: the Fastest Place on Earth: The Fastest Place on Earth (Motorbooks Classics) Legend of Speed: The Burt Munro Story Way to Go: Two of the World's Great Motorcycle Journeys Charley Boorman - Race to Dakar CategoriesAmazon.co.uk places this book into the following categories:
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