Twist of the Wrist II DVD

**javawocky** · 27th December 2010, 09:20

Originally Posted by slofox

I'd quite like a copy of this DVD.

Can anyone recommend a decent source?

Ta.

Come on come on, don't fall into the trap of the younger generation - read the books - you know the movies always suck compared to the books.

Read one section, close the book, go practice it for the next day or two on the way to work. When you have it down, read the next section.

And yes, the books are on Amazon, I got mine from them but an alternative (you will have to check prices) is this sit which has free shipping. I have ordered lots of books from them, so they are good to...
http://aphrohead.com

I went from slow and dangerous to just slow in a matter of weeks

**slofox** · 27th December 2010, 10:41

Originally Posted by javawocky

Come on come on, don't fall into the trap of the younger generation - read the books - you know the movies always suck compared to the books.

Read one section, close the book, go practice it for the next day or two on the way to work. When you have it down, read the next section.

And yes, the books are on Amazon, I got mine from them but an alternative (you will have to check prices) is this sit which has free shipping. I have ordered lots of books from them, so they are good to...
http://aphrohead.com

I went from slow and dangerous to just slow in a matter of weeks

The book is on its way...

**Mully** · 27th December 2010, 10:57

Book Depository has it pretty cheap too...

**rdkls** · 12th February 2011, 10:45

I kind of needed one right now for a mate's bday and just rang up Darren @ the NZ superbike school, details here:
http://californiasuperbikeschool.co.nz/merchandise.php
going around to pick it up from Kumeu shortly
nzd $40

**rdkls** · 12th February 2011, 10:58

I kind of needed one (the book) right now for a mate's bday and just rang up the guys @ the NZ superbike school, details here: http://californiasuperbikeschool.co.nz/merchandise.php
am going around to pick it up from Kumeu shortly.
NZD $40

@JW agree, that's exactly how I used totw2 and it worked really well for me.
DVD has some good illustrations & CG animations, but I'd rate the book more valuable; just can't get all that into one DVD.

**Jenral** · 20th November 2011, 07:50

www.fishpond.co.nz has Twist of the Wrist II for $25 with free shipping NZ wide at the moment. I just ordered my self 2 copies, one for me and one to give away.

**misterO** · 20th November 2011, 09:32

TOTWII follows the homo erotic love story of two young riders looking to push things further and, quite naturally, they fall under the gentle guiding hand of an older man. Featuring Keith Code, in his most frightening role since Gollum, this video will teach you how to take sunglasses on and off for maximum dramatic effect. You will learn how to cast a withering gaze of smug superiority towards less experienced riders. And, by the end of it all, you will wear the same world weary 1,000 yard stare as the 14 year old boys who re-appear throughout the video to taunt our young riders on their passionate quest for deeper knowledge. Seriously, though- the video has a handful of helpful tips and advice, but you're going to have to wade knee deep through some distractingly bad, cringe-worthy acting to get there. I had my copy sent from Amazon in the US.

**george formby** · 20th November 2011, 09:47

Originally Posted by misterO

TOTWII follows the homo erotic love story of two young riders looking to push things further and, quite naturally, they fall under the gentle guiding hand of an older man. Featuring Keith Code, in his most frightening role since Gollum, this video will teach you how to take sunglasses on and off for maximum dramatic effect. You will learn how to cast a withering gaze of smug superiority towards less experienced riders. And, by the end of it all, you will wear the same world weary 1,000 yard stare as the 14 year old boys who re-appear throughout the video to taunt our young riders on their quest for knowledge. Seriously, though- the video has a handful of helpful tips and advice, but you're going to have to wade knee deep through some distractingly bad, cringe-worthy acting to get there. I had my copy sent from Amazon in the US.

Excellent review

I watched it a couple of weeks ago & if you can restrain yourself from throwing the remote at the telly it does give some good examples & explanations for things. My gf who is ultra newb got a lot from it. I found it put the whole cornering thing together well. I found myself taking different lines through corners last night because I was thinking of a bigger picture. So, yeah, no, yeah, I got something from it.

**sleemanj** · 20th November 2011, 14:10

Anybody looking for books,

Abebooks is good for finding absurdly cheap (generally used but in good nick) books...
http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Sear...ist+II&x=0&y=0

Bookdepository is good for free shipping of new books...
http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Twis.../9780965045025

**SVboy** · 20th November 2011, 14:20

This thread cost me $$$$! Oooooh TOTW 2-Ill have that, oooooh Haynes manual, Ill have that, ooooooH suspension guide, Ill have that, ooooooh Clymers manual, Ill have that ooooooh-you get the picture. Poor credit card!

**SMOKEU** · 20th November 2011, 19:06

Downloading the torrent now as we speak.

**Dutchee** · 20th November 2011, 21:08

One of the youngsters died at the MotoGP at Indy last year. Very talented youngster, and I don't know if it's ever been said what happened. RIP young lad.

**Bandit Rider** · 20th November 2011, 22:02

Originally Posted by SVboy

This thread cost me $$$$! Oooooh TOTW 2-Ill have that, oooooh Haynes manual, Ill have that, ooooooH suspension guide, Ill have that, ooooooh Clymers manual, Ill have that ooooooh-you get the picture. Poor credit card!

Still, I had been intending to get Total Control for years.

**p.dath** · 21st November 2011, 06:55

Originally Posted by SMOKEU

Downloading the torrent now as we speak.

You know, if you keep stealing stuff they'll eventually just stop making as much. And in an even dumber move, you publicly tell everyone your stealing, even though we have had a much publicised three strikes law recently introduced, and the first bunch of prosecutions being made.