MotoTT Taupo Track 4 - Friday 23 Sept

[kiwifruit]

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Friday September 23rd, 2011
Bookings and full details at the website, www.motott.co.nz


This season we're giving away 30k in prizes!
Every two trackdays with us gets you one entry in the draw for the SV650, thanks to Suzuki NZ.
Also up for grabs: Helmets, tyres, leathers, consumables, free trackdays and lots more. Thank you to the wholesalers and local businesses!

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Professional photographer trackside.
Lunch time antics for more prizes.
Ambulance on site.
Bring your family. Spectators welcome!

See you there! :sunny:

[Shaun]

Me and a GSXR600 will be there wooo hooooo:sunny:




Thanks to frosty

[speedfish]

Me too hope the weathers going to sort itself out .Good to see you getting back into it Shaun

[Matt Bleck]

Choice, track 4 is my favorite!!! :scooter:

[Shaun]

Me too hope the weathers going to sort itself out .Good to see you getting back into it Shaun



Cheers bud, and I am hanging out and acting like a little kid also haha:woohoo:

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Looking forward to it, it will be my first trackday. See you guys there.

[speedfish]

Looking forward to it, it will be my first trackday. See you guys there.

Awesome dude you will love it taupos cool all corners so little bikes go ok there see you there for a good day in the sun

[kiwifruit]

Great day. Perfect weather :sunny:

Lots of new riders and smaller bikes. Even an L plate out there, awesome!

Didn't see Shaun?

Thanks to Sue, Steve and Jay for letting me take their bikes for a few laps :D


Photos are now online, follow links on website.

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Had a lot of fun on Friday, will be going back as soon as I can.

[tbs]

Yeah, Friday was a hoot. I had thought Hampton Downs would be a more difficult track with the downhill corners, but by comparison it is really straight forward, and the grip there is phenomenal. Taupo was a considerably more challenging track, and in the morning especially it was quite slippery. I got a bit of wheel slippage on the paint a few times, but that actually added to the charm... knowing you can slide a bit and the bike will hook back up. It took me quite a while to get to grips with the whole track, especially gear selection. The Ninja doesn't have much of a power band, so getting that right was essential to keeping speed up.

Thanks to all the organizers, and to Allen Ure for pulling me aside after session 5 and giving me that encouragement. My wife and mother didn't much like your suggestion to take the 250r racing.... ha ha.

Cheers, all.
I'll be back, but next time on a 600.