Copyright © 2012 Survival Skills & Kevin Williams
MIND over MOTORCYCLE
Writer and long-time motorcycle instructor Kevin Williams uses his science
background to look at what goes on inside our brain when we ride a motorcycle. The
part of the brain we share with mammals is 200 million years old and other parts are
older still - and designed for survival, not riding! This fascinating book explains how
the parts of our brain juggle tasks back and forth, explains why things sometimes go
wrong and discusses how simple techniques can improve our riding. 300 pages
The MAG Columns
The collected 'Survival Skills' columns from 'Streetbiker' & 'The Road' 2002 to 2010.
Forty-plus articles as a collection, updated & expanded, in one paperback book,
dealing with topics as diverse as recovering from cornering mistakes, safer
overtaking, overcoming tenseness, dealing with bad weather and poor surfaces, even
riding abroad. 180 pages
Riding with the Devil
tells the tale of a 19 year old buying a bike & passing the test in the mid-70s, whilst at
college in central London. It's about the characters I met, the bikes I rode and
crashed, and my adventures as a courier in 1980's London. It’s about holidays and
moped endurance racing, with thoughts and ideas about biking along the way. The
first half of a short history of a life on two wheels. 180 pages
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