The best place to bye a track bike by far is at the AMA races... Expecially Road America! I picked up a Red N Black F4I, with plunty of extras for racing, for only $4,500.... The only bad thing was some minor road rash on the left side.... All n All I feel a 600cc is the way to go for a track bike...:thumbsup
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I just happened to stumble on it at the races in June.... Since then I have not been able to get it on a track yet...
Speaking of racing how does one get started? I know I'll need to take a course and what not but... What about sponsers n what not?
Hey Jimgofast- I had to break it in:evil
Speaking of racing how does one get started? I know I'll need to take a course and what not but... What about sponsers n what not?
Hey Jimgofast- I had to break it in:evil
Learning Curves is the feeder school for CCS. You take the school on Saturday and can race on Sunday. www.ccsracing.comSully said:
Sponsers????:jester :jester :jester Unless you own your own company and can write off 15K a year in "advertising expenses" I wouldn't count on sponsorship! the OTHER way to get a sponsor is to go fast....really fast. Start running blackhawk under 1:14 and you will raise eyebrows...
If I were you I'd focus on two things right now:
1.) Get the bike ready..... read the CCS rulebook for safewiring/bike prep rules and you'll at least need a legal bellypan
2.) Get lots of tracktime and get up-to-speed before your 1st race day.
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That biek still looks pretty much stock. F4's more than any of the other 600's need a little more work to get them up to speed. Easy to ride fast, but not set up stock to go really fast.
Does it at lest have a aftermarket shock or a valve job up front.
If you haven't been on a track before, I'd just go and do a couple track days to see what it's like. Fast of the street and fast on the track can be 2 totally different things. Some fast gus on the street have trouble making the transition.
Riding can be a lot about confidence. The track is a whole new ballgame.
Good luck.
BTW - nice bike.
Does it at lest have a aftermarket shock or a valve job up front.
If you haven't been on a track before, I'd just go and do a couple track days to see what it's like. Fast of the street and fast on the track can be 2 totally different things. Some fast gus on the street have trouble making the transition.
Riding can be a lot about confidence. The track is a whole new ballgame.
Good luck.
BTW - nice bike.
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