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saiko
6th March 2005, 22:27
Has anyone Keith Code's books for sale?
Cheers
NinjaBoy
6th March 2005, 22:41
Have you tried TradeMe ? Setup a favourites search and it will email you when it gets a match.
saiko
6th March 2005, 22:44
Great idea, thanks NB. Expensive on Amazon.com, & with postage.
Cheers
Holy Roller
6th March 2005, 23:24
You could try your local library I know that the Rotorua one has his books.

Otherwise I could get them at the RRP for you
NhuanH
7th March 2005, 11:34
Has anyone Keith Code's books for sale?
Cheers

umm, you might struggle to find "Flick of the wrist" :spudwhat:

There are 2 "Twist of the wrist" books, aptly titled TOTW I and TOTW II. You can get them at Techbooks in Newmarket if you can't turn the books up anywhere else :niceone:

They're even on that InterWeb thingamajig:
http://www.techbooks.co.nz

The content is all good, still can't help my crappy riding though :crybaby:
**R1**
7th March 2005, 12:23
Has anyone Keith Code's books for sale?
Cheers

I have a photo copy of the whole book(good read) some where at home...if ya get stuck finding the book im sure i could copy it again......
saiko
7th March 2005, 19:21
Oh, yeah, thanks guys. It is Twist of the wrist 1 & 2. I tried the local library website - they had the TOTW 1 but the last person to borrow it nicked it. I'll check out Techbooks, thanks for the link. I guess if it saves a fairing on one occasion, it's worth the cost.
Cheers
Simon A
7th March 2005, 19:50
I hired both from the auckland central library a few months ago, you might want to try them
NhuanH
7th March 2005, 20:08
Oh, yeah, thanks guys. It is Twist of the wrist 1 & 2. I tried the local library website - they had the TOTW 1 but the last person to borrow it nicked it. I'll check out Techbooks, thanks for the link. I guess if it saves a fairing on one occasion, it's worth the cost.
Cheers

Think of it as an investment in your riding career and well being, in the same token that your helmet and leathers are. You're piloting one of the most potent two wheeled machines on the planet in the Gixxer Thou. The Code books may or may not save a fairing, but they'll sure contribute to your enjoyment of riding and remind you that you're ALWAYS learning out there.

Don't forget to keep the shiny side up :niceone:
saiko
7th March 2005, 22:41
True good call, I've just ordered them from Amazon. Now if I can just scan & PDF them....
Cheers