Track Days for Non-Sportbikes -- Attention New Englanders

[emptysea]

I've read an article about this track day and if I lived closer I'd be signed up already. If you're in or near Connecticut, check this out...

http://www.tonystrackdays.com/category/9...k-days.htm


MTC

[Pterodactyl_imp]

That just might be the sort of thing that returning riders, and others, might find very useful. My comment is driven by Linux's [url=http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=5413&pid=82665#pid82665]Tips thread.

Cheers

[emptysea]

This thread was driven by your comment in Linux's thread.

[Rebel73_imp]

That looks really cool. I wish I lived closer.

[jsinher3_imp]

I've heard about tonys but I thought i was only for sport bikes... will deff check this out thanks for the post

[Hedge_imp]

Thanks for the heads up - I live in CT. I am going get some more info and probably try and do this.

[mustakoira_imp]

I went to a track with my bike last summer for a day. It was with mostly sport bikes and I was in the beginner class. It was amazing. I had never done anything like it before and did not know what to expect. I felt like I was a confident and competent rider going in, but I learned so much in that one day. I would say my speed and skill went up exponentially just in that one day and learned how to corner and handle my bike in ways I had never dreamed of before, or didn't even know how to dream about. I pushed the CB to way beyond anything I had dared before, mostly in cornering with speed. My tires were worn right to the edges and my pegs were scraped many times.

I want home and started looking up used CB600RR prices thinking I would make a serious new hobby out of this. I haven't done that yet, but I plan to go to the track at least a few times with my CB again this summer.

I recommend it to anyone who has thought about it.

[Hedge_imp]

This is great to hear! Im gonna try and make the August date