First one goes to this prescient guy on Adv Rider. ”… (AMH6) is just about the most most comprehensive travel book I have ever read.”
[October 2012]
Scott Brady at Expedition Portal in the US gives his PoV on the new edition of AMH: ‘… a gritty, honest, hard won review of what actually works and what you really need to ride a motorcycle overland…’ ‘definitive guide to preparing for a round-the-world expedition…’
[November 2012]
Paddy Tyson at Overland Mag has this to say “… Chris Scott has managed to pull it off yet again, producing something which could have been as dull as dishwater, but which is in fact a real page-turner... This is one of those must have books, not least because, like me, if you had an older edition, you’ve worn it out.” Full review here.
[November 2012]
London Bikers have this to say about AMH6: “… I defy anyone not to have a plan, or the urge to plan, once you reach the back cover … The book’s secret is how information is presented to you … AMH presents hardly a paragraph without some anecdote or example from Chris’s massive databank of personal experiences [and] relevant notes from other experienced travellers.
London Bikers score: 19/20 because it simply leaves no obvious stone unturned. ”. Full review here.
[November 2012]
Amazon reviews are coming though: “… tells what only an expert can … with a refinement and sense of humour worthy of note. It makes all the difference.” DMM.
‘Even if you have a well worn copy of the last edition, it’s worth upgrading to the latest … AMH. Tons of new material and the same solid format that made this book great in the first place.’ FG.
Ride magazine’s January 2013 issue gave AMH6 four out of five stars.
Jonathan Hanson at Overland Tech & Travel writes: “… the Adventure Motorcycling Handbook remains the standard by which all its imitators will be judged—that is, if anyone ever works up the nerve to imitate it. Most highly recommended. Full review. [November 2012]
