GrandPaul's Book.

[storm42]

Paul sent me a copy of his book about 18 months ago and I have finally finished it, I struggle to find time to read books but I get there in the end.

It seems that shortly after we have bought and sold a couple of bikes, changed a spark plug or two and managed to attend the odd bike related event, we become experts and often our friends are similar.

I takes years of experience and often mistakes to become an expert, occasionally, research can go some way to providing a shortcut and help reduce the mistakes we make.

Pauls book is easy to read and full of stuff that may, or may not be known, or forgotten, either way I think it is worth owning and access to somebodies years of experience could make owning old bikes more enjoyable.

Thanks Paul I enjoyed the book.

 

[grandpaul]

Thanx for the plug.

I have a dozen copies on hand for Christmas stocking stuffers.

 

[Tornado]

Thanx for the plug.

I have a dozen copies on hand for Christmas stocking stuffers.

Ummm, how/where to get 'em?

 

[robs ss]

Thanx for the plug.

I have a dozen copies on hand for Christmas stocking stuffers.

I'll take one if you'll post to Australia?
Cheers

 

[grandpaul]

Ummm, how/where to get 'em?

PM or e-mail and I need an address to calculate international postage.

Otherwise, $23 in US post. I do paypal grandpaulz athot maildot com

 

[Danno]

I always buy bike books by members of the websites I frequent. GpZ's book is right alongside Ed Killar's "Nitrous Wars" on my desk.

 

[batrider]

I always buy bike books by members of the websites I frequent. GpZ's book is right alongside Ed Killar's "Nitrous Wars" on my desk.

Wow! Ed Killar was best man at my wedding in 1976. I used to modify tachs to add a shift light and also worked on a switching system for multiple nitrous bottles on his Z1. He gave me a book!

 

[Danno]

Ed had to give up riding after a stroke. He still pops up on ZZRBikes from time to time.