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Well, my work is done, "A Twist Of The Wrist Volume II" is thoroughly translated into Greek, and is on Keith's hands.

Hopefully, it will be on bookstores soon.

 

Thanks again Cobie

Costas

[Question About Translating "a Twist Of The Wrist Ii" Into Gr]

Copy & paste doesn't always make it...

 

Of course you meant keith@superbikeschool.com, not keith@superibkeschool.com...

 

AAAARRRGGHHH!!

 

 

Ok, I'm feeling better, I send it to the right address this time.

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Just in case my previous e-mail went south, I tried again just now.

[Question About Translating "a Twist Of The Wrist Ii" Into Gr]

Thanks for the hint Cobie, I'm sure Keith is a busy man, but so am I and that's why I didn't have the time to dig around the forum for his mail...

 

I'll let you know if he doesn't respond a week from now.

 

Regards

Costas

[Question About Translating "a Twist Of The Wrist Ii" Into Gr]

Please inform Keith Code about the following post.

 

"A Twist of the Wrist, Volume II" was a real eye-opener for me, it improved my riding skills beyond my expectations.

The M.S.F. books also made me more careful and decent commuter.

 

I ride a 750cc 2004 Suzuki GSX-R -among other bikes.

I live in Greece and try to help fellow bikers inside and outside the net.

I have translated the first level of MSF into Greek and have posted it on my site... -I do have a Cambridge proficiency degree:

 

http://z-moto.freehostia.com/

 

 

I am interested in translating "A Twist of the Wrist, Volume II".

If the editors of Keith Code are interested, let me know -I don't do this for the money, but hey, if you want to pay me, I'll give you a fair price. ;-)

 

I think it will greatly benefit Greek riders that don't read english to finally start understanding what the heck is going on when they turn..

 

Many thanks for all the books Keith.

Costas

mail: cg.0002@gmail.com

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Hello from Greece.