What's your 2010 schedule shaping up to look like?

[OreoGaborio]

Pavement is pavement is pavement... You can ride... go attack it

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by OreoGaborio

Pavement is pavement is pavement... You can ride... go attack it

Just dont do that on a cool morning at summit point, it wont end well

they dont call it slippery point for nothing.

[CrazyKell]

Originally Posted by OreoGaborio

Pavement is pavement is pavement... You can ride... go attack it

All in good time.

[Sean]

No plans yet, but new tracks have opened in AZ and eastern CA, I'm likely hitting both of them this year at some point.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by tommymac

I will proly do afew days aT NJMP, but IU also want to get down to summit point, 2 days at vir south annd a weekend at beaver run or nelson ledges. I also like loudon so would try to get up there for a day or 2.

If you do the Beav or Summit swing through and pick me up. My biggest challenge getting to the track is not having a truck or trailer.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by marko138

If you do the Beav or Summit swing through and pick me up. My biggest challenge getting to the track is not having a truck or trailer.

I can do that, I gues once the other schedules come out and I figure out my plans we can work something outbeing i def want to ride both of those tracks this year.

[OreoGaborio]

Originally Posted by marko138

If you do the Beav or Summit swing through and pick me up. My biggest challenge getting to the track is not having a truck or trailer.

Yeah, I hear that!

I used to ride my bike about an hour & 1/2 up to the track for a track day. It wasn't all that bad, but I also had friends up there that could give me a lift home should something happen.

Regardless, it STILL made for an exhausting day & a long ride home.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by OreoGaborio

Yeah, I hear that!

I used to ride my bike about an hour & 1/2 up to the track for a track day. It wasn't all that bad, but I also had friends up there that could give me a lift home should something happen.

Regardless, it STILL made for an exhausting day & a long ride home.

Guys here used to do that when going to pocono, I dont know how they did it. Same thig at loudon, I did a fishtail day with the desmo group and a lot of the guys were putting the bikes back into street trim at the end of the day.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by tommymac

I can do that, I gues once the other schedules come out and I figure out my plans we can work something outbeing i def want to ride both of those tracks this year.

You're the man.

Originally Posted by OreoGaborio

Yeah, I hear that!

I used to ride my bike about an hour & 1/2 up to the track for a track day. It wasn't all that bad, but I also had friends up there that could give me a lift home should something happen.

Regardless, it STILL made for an exhausting day & a long ride home.

I'd never ride to the track. For the exhaustion factor and the "what if".

[OreoGaborio]

Eh, it kinda sucked on the ride home but it wasn't all that bad... did it for a while. All of 2005, really so probably 8-12 times.

But again, it made for a long day and I also had friends that could have taken care of me if something happened. I just didn't want to make them go out of their way by bring me up there if I didn't have to. We usually went out to dinner afterwards, so it would give me time to relax and recharge a little.

It's definitely much more convenient if you have a trailer, but I wouldn't say it's a necessity. We have probably 5-10 riders a day that ride to our events.