Obavezna literatura (knjiga na engleskom)

[Pablo 1631 Napisano Maj 24, 2006]

Pozdrav svima!

 

Naleteo sam na sjajnu knjigu sa puno dobrih saveta u vezi kontrolisanja motora i svega sto ima veze sa tim. Nezgodno je sto je na engleskom, ali mislim da vecina ljudi na forumu moze da je procita. I to je neka vajda onda.

 

Evo linka za skidanje (veliko je oko 5 MB)

http://www.bjbikers.com/books/Keith.Code-A.Twist.Of.The.Wrist.Volume.II.pdf

[Pablo 1631 Napisano Maj 24, 2006]

U pitanju je knjiga koju je napisao instruktor Superbike moto skole u Kaliforniji. Bavi se voznjom motora na ulici i na stazi.

 

Ima jako puno korisnih stvari za nauciti, a sve je ispricano na osnovu iskustva od oko 8000 polaznika te skole...

[Duke_Bgd 1 Napisano Maj 24, 2006]

hvala chika Pablo. vec sam skinuo 17% pdf-a

 

edit

skinuo sve ali netje da se otovri. kaze bad encrypt dictionary...

[Ernesto 10 Napisano Maj 24, 2006]

Pablo izvini ali ovaj file ti stvarno ne radi!

[Pablo 1631 Napisano Maj 24, 2006]

Ne znam sta je. Videcu da ga opet uploadujem sutra... Izvinjavam se svima koji su se namucili pri skidanju jbg...

[Ernesto 10 Napisano Maj 24, 2006]

Ne znam sta je. Videcu da ga opet uploadujem sutra... Izvinjavam se svima koji su se namucili pri skidanju jbg...

 

Nema frke zahvaljujuci kablu...

[Pablo 1631 Napisano Maj 25, 2006]

Probajte da skinete taj fajl, a ne da ga direktno otvarate u browseru (Internet Exploreru ili koji vec koristite).

 

Ja sam ga sad skinuo sa druge masine i otvorio bez problema....

 

Aj javljajte sta se desava, da smislim drugo resenje ako opet fajl nije dobar..

[Ernesto 10 Napisano Maj 25, 2006]

Nazalost opet NE

[Pablo 1631 Napisano Maj 25, 2006]

Provalio sam sta je. Fajl je ok, ali je pravljen za Acrobat Reader 7.x.

 

Sad cu da probam da ga konvertujem u neki stariji format, a vi instalirajte noviji Acrobat Reader...

[Ernesto 10 Napisano Maj 25, 2006]

Provalio sam sta je. Fajl je ok' date=' ali je pravljen za Acrobat Reader 7.x.

 

Sad cu da probam da ga konvertujem u neki stariji format, a vi instalirajte noviji Acrobat Reader...[/quote']

 

a za 5.0?

[termogedzo 57 Napisano Maj 25, 2006]

Meni sve sljaka ok, iz prve.

[Cale 9 Napisano Maj 26, 2006]

Imam ovu knjigu isprintanu. Veoma dobra literatura, mada bih rekao, vise iskusnijim vozacima.

[RSVMillenian 228 Napisano Maj 26, 2006]

OK, ja sam bio u njegovoj skoli i dosao sam do treceg nivoa a inace ima cetiri. Kod njega se mora poci od prvog nivoa nezavisno da li si bio u nekoj drugoj skoli. Inace to po njemu nije "Racing" skola nego "Cornering" skola tj skola upravljanja. Najbolje pare koje sam ulozio i nadam se da cu da zavrsim i taj 4 stepen uskoro.

Keith Code je privatni ucitelj koji je obucavao izmedju ostalog, Douga Chandllera, Eddie Lawsona, Bena i Erica Bostroma i mnoge druge trenutne i bivse sampione. Skola je fenomenalna i svako bi trebao da procita njegove knjige i pogleda njegove video zapise.

Pablo,

Videcu da nadjem video kasetu i DVD pa da ti posaljem pa gledajte.

 

Inace on ima preko 60 godina i lud je na struju.

[Jovan 3 Napisano Jun 4, 2006]

XA, ima da predajem ovo umesto lektire, Romeo I Julija, u skoli!

[Jovan 3 Napisano Jun 4, 2006]

XA, ima da predajem ovo umesto lektire, Romeo I Julija, u skoli!

[dkk 16 Napisano Jun 4, 2006]

Skinuta, super je, radi kao zmaj, a Foxit reader umjesto acrobata pa necce biti problema!

[Majstor_kvarisa 957 Napisano Jun 5, 2006]

Knjiga je luuudnica. Nisam celu procitao ali od prve strane ima zestokog smisla. Nego el ima jos neke literature od doticnog gospodina da se skine sa net-a?

[Ernesto 10 Napisano Jun 5, 2006]

Provalio sam sta je. Fajl je ok' date=' ali je pravljen za Acrobat Reader 7.x.

 

Sad cu da probam da ga konvertujem u neki stariji format, a vi instalirajte noviji Acrobat Reader...[/quote']

 

Skinuo Adobe 7.0 i radi bez problema!

[RSVMillenian 228 Napisano Jun 7, 2006]

Keith Code's Biography

Here is a chronological list of Keith Code's motorcycle activity; riders he has trained and discoveries he has made over the past quarter century.

 

1974--Becomes a typical California street squid canyon racer.

1974--Returns to racing at the club level after 10 years off.

1974--Does four club races, does well, wins one or two.

1975--Does a few more club races as top finisher.

1975--Gets a ride with Yoshimura in club events.

1976--Continues to ride and test for Yoshimura, wins some club events.

1976--Starts writing down his research on riding techniques.

1976--Begins the "Keith Code Rider Improvement Program" for club level racers. Gets astonishing results. Student lap times improve an average of 7 seconds a lap. Press dubs him The Guru of Roadracing.

1976-Gets to winners circle in his first ever Superbike race at Laguna Seca.

1976--Begins research on visual skills. Defines reference points and other key visual skills.

1977--Organizes the new-rider training for the AFM racing club and runs it.

1977--Does the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Riding Coach course in Sacramento, CA

1977--Trains new riders at MSF courses and for dealerships.

1977-78--Begins publicly sharing his discoveries by holding lectures for racers on riding technique.

1977-78--Begins to apply training techniques to self and wins 11 out of 12 California events in GP and other classes.

1977-79--Active member, board of directors, AFM race club.

1979--Retires from Superbike racing.

1979--Keith hooks up with Richard Lovell and forms the California Superbike School. Richard came to America with the idea of starting a track school from his experience at Brands Hatch where he worked for the track's own school. On calling around to magazines, Keith's name was given to him as the guy who trained riders. The two established and ran the schools together until Richard went on to family business in Wisconsin in 1987.

1980--Starts the first high performance school, The California Superbike School

1981--Contracts with Kawasaki Motors Corp. to train dirtracker Wayne Rainey in roadracing techniques. The rest is history.

1982--Takes the Superbike School nationwide.

1982--Writes the instant best seller, A Twist of the Wrist book. Still selling in quantity worldwide.

1982--Superbike champion Eddie Lawson agrees to write his notes and comments in Keith's first book after attending Superbike School sessions.

1982--Keith asks and Eddie Lawson helps instruct at Superbike School sessions.

1982--Develops the no-brakes rider training format, used by many.

1983--Becomes first teacher to break riding into specific drills.

1983--Coaches Steve Wise for Honda race team. Steve was fearless but crashed a lot. He made it into the winners circle 11 out of the next 13 Superbike and Formula 1 races with Keith as his coach.

1984--Works with Superbike champion Wes Cooley for Kawasaki. Team Muzzy/Kawasaki staff member, Sparky Edmondson said. "What did you do to him, I've never seen anything like that before!" after Keith brought him from a

string of distant 7th place type finishes to winners' circle after coaching him for only one race!

1984--Develops the panic-stop training bike.

1984--Works with national champion dirtracker Ricky Graham to start his roadracing career for Honda.

1984--First Twist book translated into Japanese.

1984--First Twist book translated into German. Becomes immediate best seller.

1984--Works with national champion dirtracker Bubba Shobert to start his roadracing career for Honda. Bubba went on to win the Superbike championship.

1984--Starts training dirtracker Doug Chandler in roadracing. Doug wins 3Superbike Championships.

1984--Develops and implements first ever high perf. step-by-step rider training format.

1984--Begins training Donnie Greene who goes on to win 3 National Championships after Keith's coaching.

1985--Holds seminars for racers to test techniques he writes about in The Soft Science of Roadracing Motorcycles book. Riders get immediate results. Publishes the book.

1985--Wayne Rainey likes the material and agrees to write notes for the book.

1986--The Soft Science of Roadracing is published and is still the only workbook for racers. Daytona Winner Dave Sadowski later says, "I don't need you as a coach anymore, I have the book with all the answers!"

1986--Writes, produces and technically directs the world's first rider training video. Still number 1 in the world after 16 years.

1986--Soft Science of Roadracing book translated into Japanese.

1987--Develops on-track style instruction with immediate handsignal feedback.

1987--Develops on-bike video training.

1988--Twist video is dubbed in Japanese.

1989--Works with Thomas Stevens. Later becomes Superbike Champion.

1989--Coaches David Sadowski. Goes on to win Daytona and other races.

1989--Coaches Fred Merkel. Goes on to win world Superbike title.

1989--Addresses Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) on riding technology.

1990--Coaches Dale Quarterly. Goes on to win national championship and quitscrashing.

1990--Student Doug Chandler wins his first Superbike race, acknowledges Keith's coaching.

1990--Twist video translated into Spanish.

1990--Twist video translated into German.

1990--Produces the first ever full season of roadracing on TV in America.

1990--Resumes coaching of Donnie Greene. Wins another National 250cc title.

1990--Holds first schools in Australia.

1991--Holds first schools in Guatemala.

1991--Starts coaching Scott Russell. Russell begins Superbike career and publicly acknowledges Keith's help. Wins USA and World Superbike Championships.

1991--Voted Motorcyclist Magazine's, Motorcyclist of the Year, for his students and other rider training accomplishments of the past decade.

1991--Coaches Jake Zemke for a season. Jake later becomes national podium regular.

1991--Coaches Mike Smith. Mike goes on to win National Formula USA title.

1992--Coaches factory rider Jamie James.

1992--Chuck Graves becomes Code student. Wins Formula USA title.

1992--At age 48 returns to 250 racing to research A Twist of the Wrist, Volume II. Does pretty well for an old fart. Winners circle at club events, runs in top 10 at some national events.

1992--Discovers quick turn riding technology.

1992--Writes Twist Volume II. Still number one book on high performance riding today.

1992--Discovers pivot-steering technique.

1992--Is honored by Motorcycle Safety Foundation for promoting rider safety.

1993--Discovers hook-turn body positioning technique.

1993--Writes the world's first researched understanding of Throttle Control.

1993--Dissects and presents understandable data on rider input and its effects on handling.

1993--Continues 250 GP racing for grins and giggles.

1993--Writes columns for Sportrider and Motorcycle Consumer News.

1993--Twist, Volume II translated into German. Becomes German bestseller.

1994--Gets into bicycles and invents a corrective device for rider's shoes, patented.

1994--Writes A Gear Higher book on bicycles featuring team Yetti rider Marla Strebb.

1995--Returns to Australia to do schools, by popular demand.

1995--Starts Australian franchise of Superbike School.

1995--Completely restructures Superbike School training format into 4 levels.

1996--Develops in depth training courses for riding riding coaches.

1996--Does 125 GP bike schools with Moto Liberty to test new training techniques.

1996--Does Harley-only schools to prove new training format works with any rider.

1996--Ben Bostrom comes to school and then works with Keith.

1996--Eric Bostrom comes to school and consults with Keith on riding.

1996--Works with Roland Sands. Sands immediately quits crashing (one to three times per race) and goes on to win national title.

1997--Develops and releases the Steering Drill: trains thousands of riders worldwide.

1997--Starts Superbike Schools in the UK. Schools rocket to number one in nation.

1997--Coaches Sean Higby. Higby becomes top twins competitor.

1997--New visual drills added to the schools already successful ones.

1997--Invents, patents and implements the Lean & Slide bike.

1998--Coaches Tommy Hayden back to winners circle from injuries and bad finishes.

1998--Coaches John Kocinski. Wins World title next season.

1998--Creates the No BS bike to sort out countersteering and body steering.

1999--Lean & Slide bike sales overseas to foreign training centers.

1999--Australian branch expands into Malaysia.

2000--Consults with Chuck Sorensen. Chuck wins national 250 title again and again.

2000--Develops corner-attack technology and adds it to school curriculum.

2000--Develops Knee-to-knee, quick flick stability techniques and adds it to school drills.

2000--UK school wins top road school award at prestigious Motorcycle News annual awards.

2001--Race And Competition Experience curriculum developed.

2001--Employes radar at the R.A.C.E. schools for immediate feedback on technique.

2001--Schools expand to France and Spain.

2001--Invents corrective Body Alignment Device for rider training at schools.

2002--Both Twist books become audio books on CD.

2002--Completes and introduces his wheelie-trainer device.

2002--Schools expand to Greece.

2002--Australian branch expands to the Philippines.

2002--Norwegian DMV adopts Code technique-oriented approach to rider training.

2002--Student count reaches 100,000 riders trained at Superbike Schools worldwide.

2003--Twist, Volume 1 interactive CD version released.

2003--Keith's Slide Bike device becomes standard training for Police, Fire and Civil Defense officials in Singapore.

2003--The school adds Sweden and Ireland to its tour schedule.

2003--Superbike School rider's forum is launched at www.superbikeschool.com/bbs

2004--School adds South Africa to its tour schedule.

2005--Coaches Thomas Luthi. Wins 125cc World Championship.

2005--Coaches Leon Camier. Becomes British Supersport Champ.

Keith started riding in the dark ages of motorcycling, the 1950's. He first raced in the 60's at age 16, again in the 70's, 80's and 90's. He went to design school; was a photographer; designed and manufactured shoes for the stars; sold pretzels on the street; was a full on drug addict in the 60's; cleaned up with Dianetics; became a writer, inventor and dedicated himself to understanding and teaching the art of riding motorcycles. He was the first person to put words to roadracing and riding, and his research continues today.

Keith lives in Glendale, California with his soul mate of 32 years, Judy. He has one son, Dylan.

 

Sve o njemu i njegovoj skoli ima na http://www.superbikeschool.com i http://www.coderace.com

[RSVMillenian 228 Napisano Jun 7, 2006]

Championships won by riders Keith has trained both privately and at California Superbike School.

Latest Champions

· 2005 MotoGP 125cc World Champion Thomas Lüthi

· 2005 British Supersport Champion Leon Camier

World Champions

· 2004 World Superbike Champion James Toseland

· 2003 World Supersport Champion Chris Vermuellen

· 1997 World Superbike Champion John Kocinski

· 1993 World Endurance Champion Doug Toland

· 1993 World Superbike Champion Scott Russell

· 1992 World 500cc Champion Wayne Rainey

· 1991 World 500cc Champion Wayne Rainey

· 1990 World 500cc Champion Wayne Rainey

· 1989 World Superbike Champion Fred Merkel

· 1988 World Superbike Champion Fred Merkel

AMA Superbike Champions

· 1998 Ben Bostrom

· 1997 Doug Chandler

· 1996 Doug Chandler

· 1992 Scott Russell

· 1991 Thomas Stevens

· 1990 Doug Chandler

· 1988 Bubba Shobert

· 1987 Wayne Rainey

· 1986 Fred Merkel

· 1985 Fred Merkel

· 1984 Fred Merkel

· 1983 Wayne Rainey

AMA 250cc Champions

· 2000 Chuck Sorensen

· 1998 Roland Sands

· 1986 Don Greene

· 1985 Don Greene

· 1984 Don Greene

AMA Supersport Champions

· 2005 Tommy Hayden

· 2004 Tommy Hayden

· 2001 Eric Bostrom

· 1994 Jamie James

· 1990 David Sadowski

AMA Superstock Champions

· 2004 Aaron Gobert

· 1992 Scott Russell

· 1991 Scott Russell

· 1990 Scott Russell

Formula USA Champions

· 1993 Chuck Graves

· 1992 Mike Smith

AMA Supertwins Champions

· 1997 Eric Bostrom

· 1994 Shawn Higbee

· 1990 Nigel Gale

AMA Formula Extreme Champion

· 1998 Eric Bostrom

AMA Battle of the Twins Champion

· 1988 Dale Quarterly

[AreOut 8 Napisano Jun 10, 2006]

http://canyonchasers.net/reference/the_pace.php

[RSVMillenian 228 Napisano Jun 19, 2006]

Odlican link AreOut, ovo trebaju svo procitati.

[AreOut 8 Napisano Jun 25, 2006]

http://msf-usa.org/CurriculumMaterials/BRCRiderHndbk_2005v6.pdf

 

http://www.msf-usa.org/Downloads/ERC_Rider_Classroom_Cards.pdf

 

http://www.msf-usa.org/downloads/Motorcycle_Operator_Manual.pdf

 

http://msf-usa.org/downloads/BRC_Highlights_20051218.wmv

 

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