What was your first track bike?

[fasternyou929]

First bike on the track was a 2000 929RR (RIP). Now I take my current bike, an '07 1000RR.

[tached1000rr]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

First bike on the track was a 2000 929RR (RIP). Now I take my current bike, an '07 1000RR.

What tracks in NC do you frequent?

[DaveDD]

My first was my street bike...'03 Buell XB9S. Too slow, but really fun in the tight parts. Really fun all around, but just not fast enough. I have a '98 ZX6R now. Wrecked at Homestead last June and need to get some new plastics, fix a few things, and bend a few things back in place.

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by tached1000rr

What tracks in NC do you frequent?

VIR is all I've ridden in NC, but I go to CMP in SC and Summit Point in West Virginia also. You?

[tached1000rr]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

VIR is all I've ridden in NC, but I go to CMP in SC and Summit Point in West Virginia also. You?

None yet, but I will eventually test out those you mentioned and those in Georgia are not too far from me either...

[OreoGaborio]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

VIR is all I've ridden in NC, but I go to CMP in SC and Summit Point in West Virginia also. You?

VIR is awesome... I've done the North & South courses. Been goin there every spring since '05 as sort of a "pre-season" warm-up. Dunno if I'll make it this year though

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by OreoGaborio

VIR is awesome... I've done the North & South courses. Been goin there every spring since '05 as sort of a "pre-season" warm-up. Dunno if I'll make it this year though

Shoot me a PM on here if you plan on making it at all this season. I'll be at most of the NESBA days there.

I haven't run South, just North and full. Had a few close calls with the uphill right (just under the bridge) and on the following long left sweeper of the North course. Hopefully next season I can stop shitting myself every time I hit that part of the track.

Run the full course if you ever get the chance. You get the front straight with the kink (North Course) and that monstrous straight (4000'+) on the South course (and you enter the esses on the South course at 135+). Tiring as all hell, but one of my favorites!

[OreoGaborio]

Oh man I LOVE that part of the track... up over the hill & back down the other side to the front straight.... LOVE IT!

I normally go with a small group of friends that piggy-backs onto a Mid Atlantic Ducati event, though I think if I end up going this year (doubtful ) that I'll be going with the guys from www.bostonmoto.com. New company & very good friends of mine.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

Shoot me a PM on here if you plan on making it at all this season. I'll be at most of the NESBA days there.

I haven't run South, just North and full. Had a few close calls with the uphill right (just under the bridge) and on the following long left sweeper of the North course. Hopefully next season I can stop shitting myself every time I hit that part of the track.

Run the full course if you ever get the chance. You get the front straight with the kink (North Course) and that monstrous straight (4000'+) on the South course (and you enter the esses on the South course at 135+). Tiring as all hell, but one of my favorites!

South is one of my favorites, I actualy like it more than north. There were rumors about tpm either running the full cours or the grand course there but that doesnt look like it will happen.


Trck bikes for me

I started on my 99 TL1000S then bought a 2000gsxr 750, however the ergos killed my knees, the newer gen gixxers feel more comfortable to me so i will be selling my gsxr as soon as I can finish work on it (needs a new oilpan and to be cleaned up) and will see about getting a newer bike. However with an impending house purchase, that may not happen and I may have to take the year off but we will see.

Tom

[pickle.of.doom]

That oak tree turn is always a good time...