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+--- Thread: Drags, drags , drags (/showthread.php?tid=1765)
Drags, drags , drags - gazza414 - 24-10-2006
It just seems to be catching...not long ago this section was filled with "track days" and who's coming along etc
How things change <i></i>
Re: Drags, drags , drags - Speedzalot - 24-10-2006
Well drags are fun & done at nite so you done have to take a day off & fairly low risk so what's not to enjoy.
Arguing with idiots is like wrestling a pig in the mud, you both get dirty but the pig enjoys it!<i></i>
Re: Drags, drags , drags - kawasuki - 24-10-2006
I think the track days frighten a few riders.. Cheers,
Kawasuki<i></i>
ride days/track days - spamanglenn - 24-10-2006
Both are good, drags can be done after work and it is where the relevant competition is at the moment.Drags are crap in winter but good in summer,as long as you get a few runs for your money.Track days are much better value for time on track but no one wants to bring their busa out for a fang so it gets a bit lonely carving up litre bikes with would be if they could be riders.Track days are very good for bike confidence though and allow you to find parameters to ride within in differeing conditions.Try a wet track day one day. <i></i>
Re: ride days/track days - CAS3234 - 24-10-2006
I'd give track days a go, only problem is ground clearance on the left side.
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Re: ride days/track days - pan - 24-10-2006
@ Dave!
"sometimes crime does pay"<i></i>
Re: ride days/track days - kawasuki - 25-10-2006
Just use a grinder Dave. Cheers,
Kawasuki<i></i>