Easy Motor Cycle Riding (Sterling sports books) [Hardcover]

Theresa Wallach (Author)

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Book Description

Series: Sterling sports books | Publication Date: September 1978

Describes the essentials of riding a motorcycle and discusses various types of new and used machines available.

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Product Details

Hardcover: 144 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins Distribution Services; Revised edition edition (September 1978)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0806941340
ISBN-13: 978-0806941349

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5.0 out of 5 stars Interesting Woman, October 20, 1997

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I knew Ms Wallach back in Chicago in th 1960's. She was the owner and chief mechanic for a BSA shop on the South Side. Before she would sell you a bike, you were required to take a defensive riding course from her. Ms. Wallach at one time had a line in the Guiness Book of World Records as the first and only person to cross the Sahara in a motorcycle. She did this a couple of times during WW II as a member of a Special Operations Division for the British Armed Services. I sat in on one of her defensive riding classes and it could well have saved my life. I remember her saying " if you hit something or are going to lose the bike let go" I was riding a Harley when I ran into one of Chicago's famous potholes. I let go of the bike and rather than getting tangled up with a mass of metal and rubber I sailed over the handlebars. Yes I broke my collarbone but I survived the accident, which if I had held onto the bike may not have been the case. The last time I saw Theresa was probably 1975.

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