Put together a little vid from the track day friday...
1290 Lap at High Plains Raceway
20 posts · Started by big_sur · 25 Aug 2014
Post 2 by DribbleDuke,
#2Very cool. Thank You.
Post 3 by Sarasota_Steve,
#3reverse shift pattern huh? Nice ...
Post 4 by Colonel_Klinck,
#4Not available in the UK. You need to change the settings on YouTube dude.
Post 5 by oczer79,
#5Not available in Norway either.
Post 6 by ktm08,
#6Click on hide my ass button:
http://1.hidemyass.com/ip-1/encoded/czo ... &f=norefer
http://1.hidemyass.com/ip-1/encoded/czo ... &f=norefer
Post 7 by aracheon,
#7I have had my 1290 on the track 2x already, I ride in the expert group and have put many riders to shame with it!!! I adjusted the bars and suspention to track settings..Really starting to get the feel for it...Nice vid
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Post 9 by big_sur,
#9This has me pining to go do a trackday out there before the season's over.
The last time I rode a bike at HPR was my 990 just before I sold it, having separated my left shoulder the week before thinking that doing a trackday would still be a good idea.
The last time I rode a bike at HPR was my 990 just before I sold it, having separated my left shoulder the week before thinking that doing a trackday would still be a good idea.
Post 10 by Lowrance,
#10Where is this place, HPR?
Been considering possible relocation to Co. but have been hesitant due to lack of knowledge about tracks available to ride. I know there is Thunder Valley to get my dirt kicks on but wasn't sure about asphalt.
Cheers
Been considering possible relocation to Co. but have been hesitant due to lack of knowledge about tracks available to ride. I know there is Thunder Valley to get my dirt kicks on but wasn't sure about asphalt.
Cheers
Post 11 by aracheon,
#11About an hour east of Denver. There's also a relatively big kart\sumo track about 30m north of Denver called IMI which is fun for smaller bikes and it's only $40, show up anytime.
There are also two to the south which I haven't been to, Pikes Peak International Raceway (PPIR), which I've heard less than great things about, and Pueblo Motorsports Park (PMP), which is supposed to be pretty good.
There are also two to the south which I haven't been to, Pikes Peak International Raceway (PPIR), which I've heard less than great things about, and Pueblo Motorsports Park (PMP), which is supposed to be pretty good.
Post 12 by big_sur,
#12Cheers
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Post 16 by Lowrance,
#16You didn't tape up your brake light. I'm so used to NOT seeing them on bikes on the track... that's distracting.
Post 17 by aracheon,
#17We're actually planning a half day at PMP this upcoming weekend. I haven't yet had the chance to get my ST out on the track, so I'm taking both it and the 1290 down there. Excited to see how much of a difference the Motohooligan pegs and adjusters make.
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Post 19 by Miki,
#19That looks like a fun track...and on April 6th. My buddy in Denver says they are expecting at least one more snow but with weather like that in April...looks doable.
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