Gary Bailey's How To Win Motocross
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For motocross enthusiasts and riders looking to improve their skills, Gary Bailey's How To Win Motocross is a rare and valuable resource. Originally published in 1974, this vintage paperback is a must-have for anyone serious about taking their motocross game to the next level. Written by legendary motocross rider Gary Bailey, with contributions from Carl Shipman, this comprehensive guide covers everything from bike setup and maintenance to riding techniques and strategies for success.
With 190 pages of practical advice and expert insights, How To Win Motocross is an indispensable reference for riders of all levels. From young adults to seasoned riders, this book provides a wealth of information on how to improve your skills, overcome common challenges, and stay ahead of the competition. Whether you're looking to dominate local tracks or compete at the national level, this book is an essential tool for any serious motocross enthusiast.
This vintage edition is a rare find, and its condition reflects its age and use. The cover shows signs of wear and scuffing, and page 1 has some edge chipping. Additionally, some pages are dog-eared, but the interior is clean and the binding is tight. Despite its imperfections, this book remains a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their motocross skills and knowledge.
For collectors and enthusiasts of vintage motocross literature, Gary Bailey's How To Win Motocross is a highly sought-after addition to any library. Its rarity and historical significance make it a true gem for anyone passionate about the sport. Whether you're a rider, a collector, or simply a fan of motocross, this book is a must-have for anyone looking to learn from one of the sport's all-time greats.
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