Stimulate Your Mind, ManSome people are visual learners and get it right the first time, while others need hands-on training and a bit of practice to make perfect. Then we have the generation DIY-ers who can watch a TV program and whip up a gourmet feast for a king, or follow a how-to book and build his palace. For all you how-to-ers who are motorcycle enthusiasts, Motorbooks presents How to Build a Harley-Davidson Torque Monster by Bill Rook. Hot-rodding H-Ds since 1972 and a lifetime HOG member, Bill applies his 35 years of knowledge and condenses it into this book.Where is the thrill of the ride found for you? “Since high-end horsepower and low-end torque are mutually exclusive, this book focuses on real-world power: low-end torque.” What’s cool about this read is Bill explains the build in a conversational manner and provides diagrams and photos to clearly illustrate what’s going on. From intake and exhaust tuning to cam selection, ignition, and electrical modification to gearing changes, this book “explains how to put together a Harley that you can comfortably live with during the day but that will still smoke people at night.” For more information about these books and other Motorbooks publications, visit www.motorbooks.com, or contact(800) 826-6600. HB