Brian Wood
Ok daft question............... but tomorrow is my first meaningful outing on track since breaking my neck/arm/teeth/shoulder, getting nerve damage in my shoulder and serious concussion in a big race crash at Brands Hatch, UK in early 2006.
Tomorrow i'm giving a mates CBR600RR07 an outing at Pukekohe and while not nervous i'm intrigued to see how i feel on board the bike and if i'm able to get up to a reasonable pace.
Roll on tomorrow and trying to remember how to ride......
The older i get the faster i used to be.......
Forum whore
the honduhs don't have gears, not those step through sorts you'll be riding tomorrowOriginally Posted by Teambwr47
Ok daft question............... but tomorrow is my first meaningful outing on track since breaking my neck/arm/teeth/shoulder, getting nerve damage in my shoulder and serious concussion in a big race crash at Brands Hatch, UK in early 2006.
Tomorrow i'm giving a mates CBR600RR07 an outing at Pukekohe and while not nervous i'm intrigued to see how i feel on board the bike and if i'm able to get up to a reasonable pace.
Roll on tomorrow and trying to remember how to ride......
have fun .. i'm sure you know the track by now the amount of laps you've done in the TT.
i'll be there on sunday (if it doesn't rain!)
:slap:
Don't read this.....
On the left for a Honda........probably fallen off for a Suzuki
Forum whore
in all fairness the gear lever still looks pretty solid. Going by other suzi riders I'm obviously not riding this one hard enough as shes not been down the road yet.. so to speak!On the left for a Honda........probably fallen off for a Suzuki
I said that to the owner of colemans the other day, piece of shit suzuki's . They go fast but you have to be quick cos they fall to pieces after 5,000k's. Its a shame the honduhs engine wasn't a little more spritely.
back on track.. have fun and be wary over the hill!
:slap:
Highway Biker
Sounds like you've been through a lot. I hope your first day back isn't too nerve wracking, and it'll all feel familiar by the end of the day. All the best.
Cheers
Barry
Retirement with a cause
HONDA'S dont need a gearbox......... one gear takes care of all the others anyhow
The instructions are simple...
Daft answer....the gear should be on both sides of your body, and at both ends.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
Buttered Chicken
Good news. I hope that the buzz is still there for you.
Yes
Good on ya, from what I have read about your experience on a bike you will have a good day.
Hardcore Biker
good onya, and have a blast out on the track!!
Brian Wood
Cheers all..........
Had a great day at the circuit getting used to bikes again........ managed two sessions on the CBR600RR and two on a 2005 R1. Rode like a bit of a granny in places as i really wasn't keen on pushing to hard on other peoples bikes.
Interesting track conditions at Pukekohe today as when we arrived there was some serious earthworks going on in the centre of the circuit with a constant cloud of brown earth dust blowing from the machines straight over turn 1.
Felt at home straight away on the 600 but then 600's are the bikes i've raced most in the past but the R1 was good fun also.
Set some half decent times that i'm happy with for a track day with traffic and fairly sure i know where a few seconds could be made up with a better bike that's mine not someone else's if you know what i mean plus race day laps are so much faster.
I think my misses hoped i wouldn't enjoy the day so much as i did as she's keen i move to the dark side of car racing.
The older i get the faster i used to be.......
Da Hiphopapotamous
Thankfully the organisers managed to make some phone calls and get it stopped, otherwise I might have had to deal with a few more crashes. You gotta wonder why they would be doing that sort of work when the tracks in use.
Glad you enjoyed yourself
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