Yes, the museum is phenomenal and it is a nice track. As for the FJR I am happy to see so many out there and as far as exclusiveness I think it is more up to the individual to make it exclusive rather than the bike itself, but that is my .02.I live in the area and took the cage to the race (with my boys).
I was SHOCKED at the number of FJRs that were there.
I'm glad to see it's so popular, but part of me likes the "exclusivity" of the thing . . we don't want them as common as GSXR1000s or whatever.
On a side note, I'd been to the track before, but this was the first time I visited the museum. If you go to Barbers, be sure to visit the museum--it's pretty unbelievable. I've went to the museum on the infield at Indianapolis, and to put it in perspective, this museum (at Barber's) blows it away in terms of size, architecture, and the number of things on display. I know its apples and oranges, a little (though Barber's had some open wheel stuff), just trying to put in perspective how truly special this track and museum are for this area.
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