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An amazing course for both street and track riders

vrus said:
oh so if we don't take an advanced course we're going to die? oh ok.
see you in my mirrors
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how mature

here's hoping you never need help at the track - you have all the bloody answers already. we can't help you
 
never said i have all the answers, just 3 grand to spend on track school. I don't agree through advertising through fear either. I could buy you lunch though? Looking for tips on Shannonville.
 
vrus said:
haha! i miss my sv; you need to come back out on sal's rides! .
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I would love to alas going for those rides isn't 100% conducive with keeping my license, which is tremendously important given my job. Those rides were pretty much the only fun i was having riding on the street.

vrus said:
never said i have all the answers, just 3 grand to spend on track school. I don't agree through advertising through fear either. I could buy you lunch though? Looking for tips on Shannonville.
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The only tips you're going to need for your first day out is learning the race line. Not sure what group you're signed up for but just ask one of the control riders to give you a tow around the track so you can see the proper race line. If i can i might just come and try to learn the place with ya, got a set of tires i need to burn off before next SOAR round anyway (which you should also be at!, dont worry about that 3k, racing would make it disappear quick).
 
Thanks for posting the info Metastable...I've been wanting something like this and it definitely sounds worth it. It would be a trip to save up for but that's cool... What totally rocks is that Nick Ienatsch is there! :hello1:
Learned a lot from one of his books when I went from a cruiser to a sport bike - I'd LOVE to learn in person from him!
 
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Nyx13 said:
Thanks for posting the info Metastable...I've been wanting something like this and it definitely sounds worth it. It would be a trip to save up for but that's cool... What totally rocks is that Nick Ienatsch is there! :hello1:
Learned a lot from one of his books when I went from a cruiser to a sport bike - I'd LOVE to learn in person from him!
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Nick is amazing... very approachable and has a ton of energy and is incredible at teaching things in an easy to grasp manner. He is the lead instructor.
 
Just wanted to post these here for personal reference:

[video=youtube;SxY2ADtViPY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxY2ADtViPY[/video]
 
[video=youtube;f7iB4_UCBjI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7iB4_UCBjI[/video]
 
BTW, they do their braking drills on the track now at SPEED.... IMO it's way better than the parking lot drills they are showing in those vids.
 
FriendlyFoe said:
I would love to alas going for those rides isn't 100% conducive with keeping my license, which is tremendously important given my job. Those rides were pretty much the only fun i was having riding on the street.
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You are doing it all wrong then Douglas lol.

Sounds like a pretty good course Metastable.
 
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