^ I know what you mean John ... I had a small incident yesterday as well and I did what I always do, TURN MORE and it worked ... didn't go off, didn't even go wide, just kinda opened my eyes a little wider lol

Will do ... I just heard about this place recently from a friend that ran a shifter kart around it awhile back. I'm not planning on going back for awhile and definitely not on a weekend, too much random traffic and things to control and worry about

You going to Fuel on Sunday for the race?

 

i agree. we went over it a few times at the hospital. and i def would have low sided over any run off. plus like you said the bike will surprise you....

rookie mistake....

lol

 

that would of been the best bet. as stated rookie mistake.

 

o and i already have the bike apart. waiting on the race plastic. i will have it back to ride status asap....lol.

 

I know people don't like to admit it but fatigue/tiredness plays a big role in riding like this .. I kept saying towards the end of the day that I was tired and wanted to call it quits (ask em), I had a 70 mile ride home on my bike as well ... but Blake said he wanted to out another time and I told him I'd follow behind and try and see his body positioning and let him know of anything I can think of ... he pulled away from me though cause I was too tired to give it 100% lol.

I'm sore as fuck today, the ride to work was a PITA. that track there, wow what a friggin work out. I need to do some endurance workouts like you Mike

 

The rookie mistake was coming in hot. There was no way I was clearing that turn, I would have low sided.

 

im a little sore in my thighs other then that im good to go. riding bicycles is the ultimate.

 

pavement sliding in leathers for a few feet would've shed off some speed though , and looked cool ... unless me and xxxxx ran you over

 

i would have rather lowsided then do what you did. should of stuck with it. and looked deeper. never know it could've stuck.

 

especially with those mad tyte tires ay?