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  1. if anyone can help me out with some suspension stuff tomorrow I'd appreciate it.. I changed the fork oil, seals, and put in a stiffer spring on my 05 600rr .. Candybluzx and I got the sag all set up, but the rebound and compression is what I'll need help with tomorrow once I get out there.

  2. Just spoke to Reuben yesterday.. He's a good man--Can't wait to get all my suspension stuff done.. 22k miles on my bike and I'm sure my fork oil is going to look like freakin swamp ass..Pretty stoked to see how it all feels on sunday!

  3. If that's the case' date=' then just ship the shock to 35Motorsports. :)[/quote']

    That was my original plan.. However i wanted to see if a local shop could get it done quicker.. Not sure how long they take to do it and ship it back but I was hoping to have my forks and shock done and ready to go for mid-o the 26th/28th..

  4. Dunlop GPAs will get you long life if using warmers. Otherwise, they will take a good while to come in at the mid "I" pace. They take around 1-2 laps at "A" level pace...

    I found that out the hard way after lowsiding in the carrousel :nono: .. I freakin love those tires though! I was talking to the dude at the dunlop trailer during AMA weekend and he said no need for warmers.. Just take a few laps to get some heat in them. I'm too poor for warmers.. andddd no room in my car/trailer for a generator lol.

  5. Not sure how fast others moved up, but it seems you made the transition from dirt to street very quickly. Appears trackday instruction has shown you the right way, right away.

    I grew up on dirtbikes and didnt do too badly even though I sucked at racing them ( tried Kenworthys MX late 80's ), but havent been taught properly on sportbikes so it is a priority for me.

    Hope you get the bike sorted quick to get you back out on 2 wheels!

    Can't say I was that great with motocross.. was definitely back of the pack in B class lol.. Just had a lot of fun with it..

    here's another vid-session 6 of A before the red flag flew..

    http://youtu.be/NqvuIm4f7Ak

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    :( lol .. 3 spots on my plastics that should be repairable.. Just need to find someone to help.. Rear set bracket needs replaced, subframe is bent, my clip on mayyy work, not sure yet, My throttle tube may work after I smooth it out--throttle cables are done for.. I believe thats it. Atleast my gopro still worked--and no scuffs on the helmet.. kept the slide on my ass/side and you can barely tell..

    I rode one novice day last september in the pouring ass rain--thanks to Mike for sucking it up every session :D lol. I did one novice day this year to get upto speed and work on things in the dry.. Went upto Int for the next 4.. Felt confident and everyone said I looked smooth/predictable enough to move upto A.. today was my first day in A and it was a love/hate kind of day lol.. between my chain popping off my second session and getting into the 1:39's finally and then crashing.. ha

  7. I agree with ya on watching the vids--I've felt like I have been hauling ass in a few spots just to come home--watch the video & see that I was more so coasting.. Really helps to pick out a few areas to work on each time I'm out then mentally focus on getting faster in that area.

  8. when you hold it tight coming out of 7 and swoop out to the right just to come back into 8 I think it is slower than coming into 7 a bit faster and staying on the throttle & then getting on the brakes into 8 and holding er tight.. I hated turn 8 at first but now I love it lol.. And I'm bumping up to A next track day Rusty--looking forward to learning a few things from everyone there.

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