It’s as a warning to the vegans from Boulder.Glad you're feeling better, but why is there a cat sleeping on your bike?![]()
It’s as a warning to the vegans from Boulder.Glad you're feeling better, but why is there a cat sleeping on your bike?![]()
Yeah for sure. Prob just gotta get to open track days and find out if she can keep up with the track toys.Pretty sure the advanced class is slow too. Not a lot of high speed classes out there.
I just hurt on everything made for that. Which is also why I have no business pushing a bike that hard but, idk... safer then jumping out of planes... almost.There are videos of T-12s on the track doing quite well. Learning her limits is good but using her as a track bike seem counterintuitive. Better tools for the job and all.
200kph on the odo. no prob, actually pretty stable. on the oem bridgestones when she was newAnyone track their tenere?
When I lived in Portland, OR the Advanced courses were taught on a go cart track. Very demanding w/o high speeds, compared to a normal track. Those were Team Oregon classes, similar to MSF and what Oregon uses instead of MSF. A little less "read the card", especially in the advanced classes. Lots of moto officers usually in the classes. Makes for a lot of fun and good skill building.Pretty sure the advanced class is slow too. Not a lot of high speed classes out there.
Time to moveLucky man to have weather and places like that to ride.No Police vans in this part of the world prosecuting you for doing 26 mph like we have in the UK![]()
Yeah I'm re upping on the battlewings have a new set ready to go. I've done 134-6ish mph (in Mexico) since we are making eachother do math.200kph on the odo. no prob, actually pretty stable. on the oem bridgestones when she was new