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  • Well well done, I can't wait to get in the 2:20s myself... 2:30 flat has been my best so far.

  • Whats the policy with smaller bikes? I have a 250r and would like to go for an open track day this summer.

  • @Fiercefighter2

    Nothing wrong with the smaller bikes at the track. Actually a lot experienced riders think you learn much faster on a smaller bike because they brake, corner and handle very well. Plus its a lot of fun passing the big bikes :).

    I'd recommend taking one of the "Turn 2 sportbike school" courses and I'd also recommend doing two days back to back. You'll pretty much need two days to learn the track.

    Good luck.

    Steve

  • @steve802cc Good to know thanks! Thats the plan for this summer, take a trip out to calabogie and hone my skills, the sportbike school sounds good too. and yeah thats one of the reasons i bought a 250r because it handles so well. My brother rides and r6 and is jealous of how comfortable I am with my 250 already :P

  • @Fiercefighter2 I actually work at calabogie and as the other guy before me said you can do the turn 2 in house racing school. If you do it over a weekend you can use your own bike if you want or rent a ninja 250 or 650 and will have your skill level assesed, divided into rider groups and be taught by an experienced instructor in the paddock first and then on track

  • @urmomsayswhat Oh sounds awesome, maybe I will try the 650 out, I wouldnt mind trying my 250 out on a track tho.

  • 1st off, SICK very impressive.

    I got a Track day At Calabogie and i've been studying ur vid to see the line and brake points. Also i hear people staying wide on "temptation" then cutting in at the end where ur doing the opposite....think i'm gonna have to learn that turn on my own...lol

  • @rautir1 what i was told is the wide-at-1st is the safest/easiest, where you basically treat temptation as just one corner. another way is to turn early, swing wide, then turn to make the second/hard part of the corner. that way you are really seeing the corner as it is, two in one, but it's more challenging

  • Nice video lap Steve, and very respectable lap times. I don't think you need any advice. If anyone would like to give some, they are welcome to provide it on May 28th on their bike. You back out this season?

  • FAWN RIDGE FTW

  • Nice riding but may i suggest you forget the clutch for upshifting and blip the throttle for downshifts.. looks like your clutch aint gonna last long

  • Well I bought a quick shifter and the bike has a slipper clutch so I still don't blip. Considering that before May of 2008 I'd only done 5 trackdays and this vid was made in Aug I didn't think I was doing to bad. My best lap on my gsxr 600 was 2:14.

    Having a blast going fast!! :)

    See ya at the track.

    BTW what kind of lap times are you turning at Calabogie?

  • nice riding.....great lines....especially thru temptation...and the final section before the straight

    cant wait to try my new 08600rr there this year....:)

  • So did you get your 08 600rr to Calabogie?

  • cool ride

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