Mick783

I want to take a class later this year or early next year at Mid Ohio and learn how to ride on a track. I have been riding sportbikes for several years and always wanted to try this. I clicked on the link at the beginning of this thread but it appears to be broke, can someone point me in the right direction or post a link? Any tips or sites for track day noobs would be appreciated also...

Just got back, it was a blast! Hit the dragon every day we were there, only saw one leo yesterday. Loved the cherohala too, rode that twice, once at night (last night) it was excellent. Hit some super nice roads down in georgia too. Waiting for killboy to post up some pics. If you have never been you should definitely go, but haul your bikes down the ride back to cinci is a drag...

Hey maybe I will see you down there we are riding down tomorrow morning and coming back on sunday

This was sad, a sad attempt at a troll job I give it 2/10

Could this be the solution to many of our domestic problems?

Mess with the bull, you get the suppository

Welcome kanuk!

Man starting to have second thoughts: rockslides, semis, cops, squids, dry counties, bears what else?? Thanks for the replies!

When is a good time to go, and is there another place down that way that would be better?

LOL bad choice of words, how bout places to sleep after riding and then drinking heavily

Man I went down this road when I got my svs, but after a few months no more back/wrist pain just had to get used to it i guess. One other option is to get another top triple, drill a couple of holes and buy some clamps. Sounds scary but some guys on the sv forum did it & looks solid...

The plan is to take a half day of vacation on a Friday & ride down with some co-workers, ride home on Sunday. Any suggestions on places to crash, must see/do or other good roads to hit while there? Looked online but there is alot of info so hope some regulars can help me out. Prob go mid July & thinking it might be pretty crowded over the weekend, would I be better off leaving on a thursday instead and hitting the dragon on a friday? also my buddys bike is carbureted, altitute issues? thanks:cool:

QFT bolt action is the way to go for real target shooting, but 22s are inexpensive so you could get a 10/22 and a nice ba 22 for target shooting. If you get the 10/22 watch out for the following: 1) if you shoot it alot you may have to replace the stock extractor for a hardened one, I wore mine out in under a year 2) be careful not to strip the tiny screws if you mount a scope on it very easy to do

I would love one of these for those cold days

I rode to work today & froze my tail off on the way in, but the ride home was great

I found a better one:

I have one also, accurate & super reliable. So far never failed to feed/eject. Bought it approx. 7 years ago and put alot of rounds thru it at the range. Can't beat the price for a good 1911, not the prettiest you will find but it a great firearm. I like the kimber stainless also, if you want to spend more that would be a good choice...