Central Washington Sport Bike Clinic and awareness day~

[james1300]

 

[escapefjrtist]

Thanks for posting this up Jim. Attended a similar event on this side of the hills also with input by a MSF instructor. Definitely worth attending to glean more skills for the road.

--G

 

[Big Sky]

Dang, riding from here to there this time of year is way too chancy, having to scale several mountain passes. Any chance something like this might occur again later in the season?

 

[cruppelt]

What kind of track is this going to be on? I might be willing to take the trip out there if the weather is half way decent (by PNW standards). I looked on Google but I couldn't see anything in Prosser proper that looks like a track.

 

[cruppelt]

Double post.

 

[cruppelt]

I'm still on the fence with this since I haven't heard back about the track at all. I don't think I'm interested if it's held in a parking lot...

EDIT: Thanks Mr. Moderator for pinning this.

I answered my own question by searching fora for other bikes. This is in fact not going to be on a real track, it's going to be for optimizing your cornering and carving techniques in the admittedly big (take a look at the Google satellite pic) Dealership parking lot instead. Since I already signed up for Advanced Rider Training later this year I don't think I'll be making it to Prosser for this...

 

[sportsguy]

I'm still on the fence with this since I haven't heard back about the track at all. I don't think I'm interested if it's held in a parking lot...

When I spoke to the dealership, they said this was targeted at sport bikes and meant to help them learn skills to use on the track and at races.