View Poll Results: Should I take the GN on a track day

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  • No that is the stupidest idea ever

    2 2.56%
  • I wouldn't but you can if you want

    14 17.95%
  • Errrm, I'm not sure

    3 3.85%
  • Go for it

    42 53.85%
  • Shit yeah, I'd even pay to take it out for a few laps

    17 21.79%
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Thread: GN250 on a track day?

  1. #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fub@r View Post
    Hey my mighty Ginny was the only one that took the lefty on Saturday As for 110kph, I still had 2,000 rpm before redline be good for at least 120kph with good tailwind

    As for going out on the track I'd say go for it, the Ginny is nothing fantastic but they can still be fun
    Be sure to eat beans before you ride next time to ensure the quantity of tailwind you need.
    In space, no one can smell your fart.

  2. #47
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    Do it!

    Hell its one of the things that really helps you to learn your limits on the machine your on.
    I know that you will gain shit loads from a track day or two. go for it!
    May the road rise up to meet you.
    May the wind be always at your back.
    May the sun shine warm upon your face.

  3. #48
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    Yeah, go for it. There was a ginny at my first trackday - she enjoyed it and was no problem for the rest of the slow group. Honda Riders Club do good "rider development" days with instructors, and the groups tend to be slower than the KB ones.

  4. #49
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    You can find the limits of a GN250 in a carpark, which is reasonably safe environment wise - save yah' money for your next bike.

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