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The riding skills page links to a small selection of articles from different sources, which may help you to stay on top of your bike.
If you're interested in more comprehensive reading, I highly recommend that you get one of the best books on the topic I have read so far:
David
L. Hough: Proficient Motorcycling. The ultimate Guide to Riding Well
Again, I've ordered the book at Amazon.com. Try it out, if you don't have another source.
Link: book Proficient Motorcycling : The Ultimate...
An Amazon customer writes about this book: 'Simply put, if you ride or want to be a motorcyclist, you MUST read this book. It explains so many of the mysterious things about why a motorcycle does what it does when under many different circumstances. If you want to understand your bike and improve your skills and style, don't miss this well-written and edited manual. '
Another Amazon customer:' This book will save your life. You will learn riding technique that will save you a ton of grief or death. I had 13 motorcycles and rode back in the 60's and 70's. I just got back into riding this year with a new Harley Davidson. When I picked up this book my jaw dropped. I learned things I was doing wrong and didn't know just how dangerous, and lucky, I was to ride so much and not have gotten killed. It will open your eyes to dangers that make sense once you read the book. If you value your life, read this book. It's going to help you become a more defensive and professional street rider. '