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:) I haven't seen another CBR 250R at an OMG event. Everyone is riding 400cc and up. It's my first season and it's been a big learning experience. I'm looking forward to next year. Maybe I'll see you there one day.

There's a lot of skill in that YT video. I use front, rear brake, and clutch in varying combinations, but that's Moto Gymkhana, and I'm a novice at best. I've tried front brake and clutch with mixed results and have yet to find use for it in my Moto Gymkhana goals. But like anything else...

Indeed :)

Well, we can certainly try. But Homer Simpson has the answer for that.

It's slow speed and semi-fast but I found out about Moto Gymkhana about four months ago and have been practicing. I also went to a few events. Right now, I practice before I head out to ride and looking forward to improve next season.

Thank you! Ive got a lot of work to do still but I'm slowly getting some of the techniques down. It's definitely improved my riding skills. I'm on a starter bike and I'm in no rush. It's a great little hobby for me.

I agree. It is difficult and I think that's part of the fun. Being able to handle inputs at the right time and tension on a bike requires skills. Since starting, I've learned a lot and hope to continue to improve. I heard about the Honda Canada open house courses. I wonder if they'll take...

First season where I am riding regularly. I have the beginner mindset and always looking to learn. Last June I discovered Moto Gymkhana. It's different and requires some deft skills to navigate a competitive course. I think that's what makes it fun. I'm about four months in. Bike season is...