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Don't need it for the new bike. $20

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I've bought lapping day credits for a couple years with no issues. I've always called their office a few days in advance and spoken to someone about certain days for myself or giving a credit to a friend, never been an issue. Email would be a bit unreliable with TMP, speak to someone who can...

For motorcycle tires the lubricant used to put on the tire isn't as necessary as the bead lube used for a car tire. The rubber will form an air tight seal against the rim fine on it's own WD40 chemically attacks rubber. I suppose the amount used to put on a tire that will be changed in a year...

You'll need 2 tire irons and something to hold the bead in place, either a tire spoon or a 3rd tire iron (tire spoon works better and is the same price or less). Make sure to get the curved tire irons like those motion pros in your link, strait cheap ones like at princess auto won't cut it...

2008 R6 - OEM Left Mid Fairing - Matt Black. Scratched, no cracks. http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-motorcycle-parts-accessories-2008-R6-OEM-Left-Mid-Fairing-Matt-Black-W0QQAdIdZ511794524

Wanted - 03 R6 OEM windshield. Clear, with a bit of black tint at the bottom along with the yamaha emblem. A couple of light scratches is ok, anything more than that I'm not interested.

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It's ok, it was the first dry session on the reducing left radius turn. For the moment for that corner I go into it a bit slower and power out. I saw you on the inside just after I rolled on the throttle. It was more just because I saw you too late, wasn't expecting anyone else in the line...

Sorry, I don't have any photos of you. I had a couple, but deleted them because they were out of focus. Next time :)

Sorry, I was in yellow as well so only got some shots of the guys that went out for that first damp session, I don't see your bike in my photos

I have some photos of green and red, a handful of yellow from the first one or two sessions, just for saturday (wasn't able to make it out on Sunday). Post your numbers, if I have any photos I'll shrink them down and post them.

Try not to stuff people at the apex of corners to the point where there is a good chance they they are either smacking into the back of your bike (because you are completely off the race line) or have to slam on the brakes while in the corner so much that there's a reasonable chance they will...

Repaving at Shanny??? I just jizzed myself a little... Awesome!

I was there on the 13th, was a great day. I got some decent photos of advance group, perhaps a handful of ok ones from green. Post your bike number and I'll see what I have..

Glen is a busy guy these days since he is a 1-person shop. He tends not to answer the phone when someone is there to pick up parts, so not to be rude. Best bet is to shoot him an email, the address is on his website. He usually gets back same day or next day. Cheers

Uh, last time I checked somewhere around 99% of everything you buy is made in China. You don't want to support China? Let's see how far you get... Yamaha bikes don't have adjustable clutch levers. And I have no interest in spending $200 just so the clutch lever can be adjusted.