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Haven't logged on in about a year and I see Toe is still obsessed with crashing. :P

You put some $$$ into that thing. You taking it to the track...stretch her legs a bit??

First no helmet and now that Avatar. :no2:

https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php?showtopic=104951

Follow up: I've now done ~12 track days and I have learned A LOT about riding a motorcycle in that time. I decided I would invest more in seat time than in the schools. It has been a great learning experience and I have met a lot of really good people. It's not cheap, tires are the real...

I don't frequent this forum much these days...but tonight I thought I'd see what everyone was up to. I was in shock when I read this thread. At first I thought TWN was a ****...and after reading his posts for a few years...well I still thought he was a **** but a good guy too, and a huuuuge...

Yes it "certainly" was a boring Superbike race....that's correct, that's what I said. Not a boring event though and the other races were better.

I was there...saw some fjrs and ran into a fellow EOM alumni. Boring superbike race as usual but awesome event none the less.

Fun stuff...you look good out there. Going more than once a year is prolly a good idea. Where do you live? Did you do Jefferson with NESBA? I live about 15mins from Summit. I haven't been to Jefferson but I have been to Summit Main, Shenandoah, NJMP (lightning), VIR and heading to Beaverun...

Any news on this??

Hey fence, how ya doin'? I havent been to this site in a long while and come back to your crash. In retrospect do you think you would have made it if you leaned it over? I was in a similar situation, I was in a gear higher than i thought....woooops....it was a highspeed turn and i felt the...

I'm still not sure I agree with you (and Toe, and the guy who doesn't wear a helmet) on this. Someone with low skill performing a high skill maneuver...Well, yes I would agree. I know many highly skilled motorcyclists that have crashed. (and also watch some on tv) Higher skilled riders tend...

MMmmmm, what a body!! I always liked the Duc in black.

Good for you Feejer. I often think about this. I contemplate my next hobby for when I quit this dangerous one. Tired if hearing the words "he died doing what he loved". I love riding but then again I've loved other things in life too. So what's next for you? Flyfishing? Pilot? Golf?

Very true quote airboss....very true. Scab my friend....so sorry for your loss.

My First (second, third, fourth) Track Day Well I wanted to post about my first track day but I waited too long and now there has been four! :clapping: I’m not going to write in depth about them, because lets be honest, no body cares. So here is the abridged version for your reading...

If you want a track bike, I would buy a track prepped or even A raced bike. It's ready to go and they go cheaper than a street bike, they usually have a lot of aftermarket components that cost a fortune on their own. If you're bike looks pretty at the track it doesnt fit in. I have a street...

hahaha thats great

Ugh... Screw that, I'd mow some lawns for some extra $$$ and drop that thing off and forget about it. Whenever you try to figure the cheapest way out, you get screwed. Trust me, I know. For the cost of new tools, mooching off friends, blood, sweat, tears, time, parts, hope, frustration...Id...

OOoouch. I'm selling everything.....soon.