TimTheAzn

I carry 2-3 sets of spare pads on me. In the trailer of course

If the fork oil had any time to soak into the pad you should replace them. Probably will get away with it street riding but if you get the temps up and start doing some hard braking you could see issues. Speaking from experience.

I didn't know you partook.

This thing is cool. But I just had to buy a truck.

haha I dont have a boat so that wouldnt be an issue.

Is this still a thing Joel? I might want to get away a weekend or two this summer and this looks pretty relaxing.

N2 has posted their schedule. Couple things still need to be added like Summit dates, Race schools, and ATP. https://www.n2td.org/calendar/

I've got friends that go there and I've heard good things. I used to play airsoft when I was younger. I'll try and find some time.

Where do you go? Sounds like a good workout and a good way to reinforce some training.

Definitely carried bear spray on my hikes. Luckily didn't have to use it. Wish Canada was more liberal with firearms. I felt nearly naked for a week.

I was in Alberta and BC particularly around the Banff/Golden area in July of this year. I could not explain how beautiful it is up there. I also could not imagine what riding a motorcycle like you're about to do would be like. Unimaginably epic.

You arent wrong there lol. Thunderdome.

That guy has almost wadded more bikes on the street than youve owned lol. Exaggerating a little but he's wadded a ton of bikes on the street doing dumb shit. He gets a lot of views from his incidents. There was a reason I rode with you guys on the street. The way you choose the people you rode around mitigated some risk. I agree street and track skills overlap a little but they are two different skill sets. I guarantee I lost a lot of "street pace". I also get the I don't trust the others in novice group. It's something you'd have to get past but I'm confident you and the others I rode with would figure out an intermediate pace by lunch and you'd be out of that novice group. "Good" seat time is based on an individual's opinion. So is "hard" riding. The point of my post wasn't to get into track vs. street. Anyone that supports that brand, is trash. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it. I don't care if he was let out on good behavior motocat. Sounds like you're defending him.

My comments have nothing to do with riding on the track. Even though I still say riding on the track is safer overall. It's up to each individual rider to make good decisions. While I dont have the amount of street miles that you or a lot of you have at this point, I've seen enough in both environments to have that opinion. A bunch of you did like 1 or two trackdays and then made the decision not to pursue them for whatever reason. Money, time, going around the same 3 miles or so of the same pavement, or couldn't handle getting your shit pushed in in novice group. ANYWAYS... all I'm trying to do is inform people that the person that makes these videos is a grade A dbag pedophile and reposting said videos it gets him paid.

I don't support people that touch kids, ride like an idiot on the street, endanger people's lives, and don't properly respect the motorcycling community. Even people he's ridden with he's crashed. Giving him views supports this. Oh yea, and he touches kids. Look em up, Sgt 1st Class Eugene McMahel. Court documents can be found online too with some searching.

That guy is a pedo that promotes stupid riding. Just FYI.

Hope you feel better Paul!

Sometimes too much tech sucks lol.

These gathering the last 4-5 years have had a habit of happening on a day I've never been able to make.

Damn. Going to WV this weekend. Have fun guys.

Watching....

It's a long time coming. They must've started hearing about it from enough car org's.

I bet Brainard will go, don't think their contract got renewed. PIRC is an amazing venue, doubt they will X that for anything. Because you came out to watch MA at PIRC the last 6+ years .

Tire/wheel changes. Spare wheels and tires are sitting on warmers in the pits. The competitive bikes all have quick change axels/setups. Can change a rear in under a minute. A front under 2. For our team we put on a new rear for each stint (about an hour each). We used the same front tire without issue.

Couple shots from Summit a weekend ago. Ran the 4hr endurance race on a friend's r6 and some fun time on a friend's r1 nakey style.