I am a track day junkie! It will make you a better rider!
http://fishtailridingschool.com/
http://www.trackdaylaps.com/
http://101expert.com/
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TRACK DAY
by TonUp » Tue Feb 05, 2008 9:16 pm
BMC airfilter, 45 tooth rear sprocket, MIVV GP Carbon Fiber Exhaust, Lithium Battery, over 22lbs weight reduction, Custom Mapping, Skyking frame sliders, Pirelli Supercorsa SP, 112 octane fuel and a smile
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by JEnfield » Tue Feb 05, 2008 9:21 pm
Tito I have taken many green flags in my day from flat tracking to motocross to sprint cars I dont think you will ever catch me back on a track.
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by Whisperinsmith » Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:34 am
Tito,
Are there days for "learning" rather than racing? And if so, do I have to modify my Tiger for a track day? I've heard some tracks require emptying the coolant and wire-ties to all sump nuts and bolts. And will taping the headlights and taillights be enough without taking the bulbs out?
Can you tell, I'm looking for the easiest way to have a track day?!
Are there days for "learning" rather than racing? And if so, do I have to modify my Tiger for a track day? I've heard some tracks require emptying the coolant and wire-ties to all sump nuts and bolts. And will taping the headlights and taillights be enough without taking the bulbs out?
Can you tell, I'm looking for the easiest way to have a track day?!
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by TonUp » Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:30 pm
Fish tail has really good class room instruction, then you go out and practice what you learn on the track.
Most of the schools have 3 levels of instruction
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced / Pro
I usually run in the Intermediate group and move up to the Advanced group every now and then.
The sites have a list of equipment requirements and bike set up. I tape up lights, remove mirrors, lower air pressure 30 front / 29 rear, I run really sticky tires 70% track / 30% street.
Tito
Ton Up!
Most of the schools have 3 levels of instruction
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced / Pro
I usually run in the Intermediate group and move up to the Advanced group every now and then.
The sites have a list of equipment requirements and bike set up. I tape up lights, remove mirrors, lower air pressure 30 front / 29 rear, I run really sticky tires 70% track / 30% street.
Tito
Ton Up!
BMC airfilter, 45 tooth rear sprocket, MIVV GP Carbon Fiber Exhaust, Lithium Battery, over 22lbs weight reduction, Custom Mapping, Skyking frame sliders, Pirelli Supercorsa SP, 112 octane fuel and a smile
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