Thadius
April 10th, 2008, 09:25 AM
Alright, I thinkg I know but want to here it from experience.
I am , of course, new to the racing circuit and could use some good feedback. I have a 2007 ZX10R and REALLY do not want to give it up. I have been riding for years on bigger bikes and have built a good comfort zone. I would like to get out of that comfort zone and see how my skill set translates to the track. I will be practicing this year (and workin some corners) and getting my comp. license next season. Am I out of my fliipin mind to start in the open class?
What is a guy to do? Sell and get a 600/750 track bike? What's the competition like in each class? I plan on, and have accepted, getting passed my first times out regardless of bike but what gives? Is it naive or even responsible to get into my first season on a Litre Bike? I have heard "Do It if you know the bike" and "You'll get your ass handed to you" all in the same day. (Thanks M, luv ya ;) :?: Thanks, That Guy
I am , of course, new to the racing circuit and could use some good feedback. I have a 2007 ZX10R and REALLY do not want to give it up. I have been riding for years on bigger bikes and have built a good comfort zone. I would like to get out of that comfort zone and see how my skill set translates to the track. I will be practicing this year (and workin some corners) and getting my comp. license next season. Am I out of my fliipin mind to start in the open class?
What is a guy to do? Sell and get a 600/750 track bike? What's the competition like in each class? I plan on, and have accepted, getting passed my first times out regardless of bike but what gives? Is it naive or even responsible to get into my first season on a Litre Bike? I have heard "Do It if you know the bike" and "You'll get your ass handed to you" all in the same day. (Thanks M, luv ya ;) :?: Thanks, That Guy