Hampton Downs Ride Days & California Superbike School

[Toot Toot]

Dunlop Targa have just been told the track is not going to be ready for them to race on. They had 25th Oct booked in. Hurridly trying to find an alternative.

[Devil]

Yep, too early for cars.
Bikes first for once

[steelestring]

so has anyone booked for the california superbike school? when, where, and how much?

[chrispy121]

email Darren off the hamtondownsridedays he will give you the days and pricing.

went for a walk around on Sunday far out thinking of selling the r6 and getting an R1 after seeing the size of the straights.

heaps of room on the corners also

still the pit lane entrance is going to be interesting

[steelestring]

email Darren off the hamtondownsridedays he will give you the days and pricing.

went for a walk around on Sunday far out thinking of selling the r6 and getting an R1 after seeing the size of the straights.

heaps of room on the corners also

still the pit lane entrance is going to be interesting

cool bananas! will do man... i reckon the 6 is up for it! squeeze it out!

[chrispy121]

dont worry the r6 will be there with me ringing the shite out of it at least I might get into top gear insted of only 4th at taupo

[steelestring]

dont worry the r6 will be there with me ringing the shite out of it at least I might get into top gear insted of only 4th at taupo

hehehe... you should try it on my 250 get some downhill, tail wind, drafting going on hahaha then see the number 20 creeping up on the tacho

[Devil]

so has anyone booked for the california superbike school? when, where, and how much?

www.californiasuperbikeschool.co.nz

[steelestring]

www.californiasuperbikeschool.co.nz

bing bong.... this is your captian speaking this website is curently under construction... this does provide the same email that can be found in bikerider mag which has some good looking adds.
thank you

[Devil]

Thats right, and the dates were 5 posts above your original question and of course it's at Hampton Fucking Downs.
If you already had the information, why did you bother asking?

[Mort]

bing bong.... this is your captian speaking this website is curently under construction... this does provide the same email that can be found in bikerider mag which has some good looking adds.
thank you

Look at http://www.superbikeschool.com.au/ and you'll get the general idea. Cost is $429 per day if I remember correctly.

Just to give CSS a bit of a plug. Although the cost may be quite high it would be completely wrong to compare CSS days to a track day with instructors hanging about. The CSS course is a rigorous analysis and practice of track riding techniques. Each day is a long hard day of lessons and track exercises many of which you would/could not attempt on a track day or on the road. Once learned and used the techniques will transform your riding on track and road. It is suitable for any level of rider from novice (like me) to top racer (Example: when I did level 3 I was sat in class next to Leon Camier - currently leading the British Superbike championship. I am still in touch with him. To this day he says the CSS techniques changed his riding so its not bullshit!! Thomas Luthi is another example).

Many riders spend fortunes on faster bikes and go-faster bits and track days to improve their skills and speed. The CSS course will make any rider a better faster rider. The cost of the course is an investment in yourself which pays back every time you ride.

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[steelestring]

Look at http://www.superbikeschool.com.au/ and you'll get the general idea. Cost is $429 per day if I remember correctly.

Just to give CSS a bit of a plug. Although the cost may be quite high it would be completely wrong to compare CSS days to a track day with instructors hanging about. The CSS course is a rigorous analysis and practice of track riding techniques. Each day is a long hard day of lessons and track exercises many of which you would/could not attempt on a track day or on the road. Once learned and used the techniques will transform your riding on track and road. It is suitable for any level of rider from novice (like me) to top racer (Example: when I did level 3 I was sat in class next to Leon Camier - currently leading the British Superbike championship. I am still in touch with him. To this day he says the CSS techniques changed his riding so its not bullshit!! Thomas Luthi is another example).

Many riders spend fortunes on faster bikes and go-faster bits and track days to improve their skills and speed. The CSS course will make any rider a better faster rider. The cost of the course is an investment in yourself which pays back every time you ride.

[/plug]

I will book it in! Thanks for the info.. I cant wait

[steelestring]

Settle the fark down man.. I didnt want ruffle any feathers. My noobness has been resolved sheeeesh

[chrispy121]

here are some pictures pit lane will be interesting

[Maki]

I wanna go and write off a gixxer or two! How much would I be looking at for the superbike school?
I reckon I would ride like my nana if I took my own bike to the track, can't stand to think of it getting a scratch..