Customer Reviews

Sit Down, Shut Up and Hang On!: A Biker's Guide to Life

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3 star:		(1)
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1 star:		(2)

 

 

While this book is funny/interesting, there was nothing in this book that I had not heard before or that experience or common sense (remember what that is?) had not taught me. I believe that the the book is also vastly over priced for it's size(120 pages). Save your money, buy gas for your bike, and use the best teacher of all, get on the road, and in the wind.

I purchased this book with the hope that it might be interesting and have some funny quotes on the lifestyles of motorcyclists. It does not, it is simply a list of qotes with cute drawings. You could get these quotes for free at your average biker bar. The book took me all of 12 minutes (I timed it) to read and I was extremly sorry that I spent my hard earned money on it. In short, if you are looking for an interesting read you would be better of buying Melissa Holbrook-Pierson's "The Perfect Vehicle"

this is a great book with tidbits of wisdom that accually make sense. it is humorous and makes one laugh on just about every page. ride free and ride long.

Great stuff, if you ride a hog or other bikes, you can relate to the wisdom and the wit. It has put a smile on several of my friends faces. I love the down to earth logic. Best clean jokes I have seen for bikers.

Simplistic doesn't begin to capture the wisdom herein expressed

I hate to say it, but this is a gathering of dumb old saying, many of which I still find no humor in. Save your money, or buy any other book for readers over the age of 6. (Sorry, but I was really disappointed)

This book is very easy to read--takes only a little while. It provided many chuckles, smiles, and nods acknowledging the truth in some of the quotes.

I'm recommending it to everyone in my HOG (Harley Owners Group) chapter.

Most of these sayings are fairly common and others are just plain ridiculous. This book however is guaranteed to make you and your biker buddies smile. This makes a great gift for motorcyclists of all ages.

This is a great book. The only thing wrong with it is that they only wrote one volume! Get ready to chuckle from page 1. The illustrations by Anne compliment the text perfectly.

This is a fun book and with some very indepth wisdom, if you can read between the lines. Be prepared for a series of one liners, leave your troubles in the dust (except for those that are inherent in owning a bike!) and enjoy the wind in your face.