SKU: B-000812

Gary Bailey's How To Win Motocross

Author: Gary Bailey

Condition: The cover is scuffed and worn. Page 1 has edge chipping. Some small dog eared pages. Clean pages. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

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Gary Bailey’s How To Win Motocross is the 1974 paperback that launched a generation of American riders. In 190 photo-filled pages, the former factory racer distills cornering, jumping, starts and bike setup into clear, repeatable steps that still work on today’s tracks.

This vintage H.P. Books release caters to young adults and adults who want real-world speed, not just theory. Bailey blends engineering basics with sports psychology, making it a practical reference for riders, parents and club tuners restoring classic motocross bikes of the 1970s.

The used copy shows the usual racetrack patina: scuffed cover, tiny edge chips on page one and a few dog-eared corners, yet the binding is tight and every page is clean and readable from a smoke-free garage. A budget-friendly way to own a piece of motocross history and pick up timeless racecraft from one of America’s first SX specialists.

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