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My wife set up a latte bar in our bedroom, so now I can take 3 steps in the morning to the 1st latte of the day, go back to bed, and enjoy.
Best. Wife. Ever.
D'you have a Ducati in your bedroom too?
Not yet
*Where
Andy is the ONE to correct you with spelling?!?!?! The guy types like he has marbles in his mouth. Like balls… balls that could easily slip betwixt a seat that has washers underneath it hahahaha!
My only trackday winz were doing a 1m10s (13 sec off lap record) on my bog-stock 675 at BeaveRun (aka PIR North) and then subsequently sending the bike into the field. And lapping the whale that was a Daytona 955i around Nelson Ledges without dying.
How’s your tuck going???
No not that tuck… hahahah![]()
Steven trying to be witty is the opposite of entertaining
Seriously bruv. You asked. I told. Then you try to take a dig at me.
I may not be the fastest on track these days but I try to have solid fundamentals. People who think trackdays are for dick measuring and setting fastest lap times are the worst (I was one of them 10 yrs ago). For me trackdays are for increasing one’s control and comfort zone at speed. Shouldn’t be pushing more than 7-8/10ths at a track day. Anyone who’s tracking lap times in B’s is an idiot. That’s just my philosophy
But I’ve been on the other side of this thinking. I got straightened out by a mentor who dressed me down in front of my group for charging too hard. Steven’s “demon on the brakes” attitude in B’s is prob so frustrating for the other riders is group. He’s probably (unintentionally) dive bombing, super slow in the corner, and then all over the place on exit and the straights. Again, I was there 10 yrs ago.
Steven trying to be witty is the opposite of entertaining
Seriously bruv. You asked. I told. Then you try to take a dig at me.
I may not be the fastest on track these days but I try to have solid fundamentals. People who think trackdays are for dick measuring and setting fastest lap times are the worst (I was one of them 10 yrs ago). For me trackdays are for increasing one’s control and comfort zone at speed. Shouldn’t be pushing more than 7-8/10ths at a track day. Anyone who’s tracking lap times in B’s is an idiot. That’s just my philosophy
But I’ve been on the other side of this thinking. I got straightened out by a mentor who dressed me down in front of my group for charging too hard. Steven’s “demon on the brakes” attitude in B’s is prob so frustrating for the other riders is group. He’s probably (unintentionally) dive bombing, super slow in the corner, and then all over the place on exit and the straights. Again, I was there 10 yrs ago.
I think, as long as no one crashes, everything is fair on track
You're on a race track, not outside Starbucks!
I do actually pay attention and not undercut anyone if it’s gunna be too close, and you get a sense of the riders ability your passing and how close you can make it without getting them out of sorts.
Most of the people in group B brake so early that if you on them already you can brake late enough to get COMFORTABLY around them without upsetting their line.
Don’t mischaracterize it, I have fun, but I’m not rude or unsafe to other people.
I do actually pay attention and not undercut anyone if it’s gunna be too close, and you get a sense of the riders ability your passing and how close you can make it without getting them out of sorts.
Most of the people in group B brake so early that if you on them already you can brake late enough to get COMFORTABLY around them without upsetting their line.
Don’t mischaracterize it, I have fun, but I’m not rude or unsafe to other people.