Too Funny Not To Share

Just from the age of the cover bike model, I can't believe stuff like this got written - let alone published - let alone read - let alone kept - let alone, found!

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It was the 70's... all sorts of social rebellion

Suzuki TS250.  1973 maybe. 

Looks like it might be an interesting read.  :laugh:

:goofy:  

Holy cow!  from $98 to $300 on amazon for used copies.

First published in '78...

First published in '78...

First?  You mean to say they ran a second printing?  

Nice little scrambler...I want one!

You'd think decades on, women wised up and would ride ATGATT too.....

Well at least the marketing people of this company think not....  :unsure:

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First published in '78...

First?  You mean to say they ran a second printing?  

I forgot to quote Red Runner... :P

Turns out that woman on the cover is the author; Trish Yeager. I had to look that up cuz she does kind of look like Marilyn Chambers.

At least it is from Austin, where there are plenty of bugs.

Suzuki TS250.  1973 maybe. 

My first bike was a '78 TS250... oh the memories  horror.

Ahhh......The good ole' days when woman didn't shave their bush LOL.

Rollin

Suzuki TS250.  1973 maybe. 

Yep  they  popular  until  Yamaha MX 360   came  out,  I   had  a  MX  .. 

Suzuki TS250.  1973 maybe. 

My first bike was a '78 TS250... oh the memories  horror.

 My 3rd bike was a 72 TS250.........many great miles and memories.............I'm guessing the one on the book cover is a 77 or 78.

I actually remember that book. It was reviewed in one of the bike magazines of the day. There weren't very many of them so they got covered pretty extensively.

And who hasn't read "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance"?

Now I feel like Sebastian....I did not give permission for them the release my Prom Photos...and that woman's name is Debbie Baranowski.