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This book contains a number of different tips and tricks that you can use in order to take an older motorbike and convert it into a Brit bike that everyone can be impressed with. Take it anywhere on the planet, and you will feel like you're the king of the road. You can't deny that café racers, when put together correctly, are very attractive. They look very smooth, and they can move pretty quickly if you put the time into the engine. Even with the small amount of horsepower that they have, they look and drive better than any other rice rocket that you see on the roads today.

©2015 CSNV Group (P)2015 White Owl Publishing

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  • 27-12-16

Very little actual content

The narration was monotone and there wasn't much actual content. It just lists concepts with little tangible content and direction.