I started on a 900 and rode plenty of big bikes and light weight is the most fun i have had and the cheapest. I was never able to get my 1000 on good tires or even close to setup.
I started on a 900 and rode plenty of big bikes and light weight is the most fun i have had and the cheapest. I was never able to get my 1000 on good tires or even close to setup.
Get a 250, 300 or 500.
VonHertell.com
Road & Track Suspension
CMRA BOD 2000-2003
Sv650 the smaller bikes you can only do a few races. SV can do 4 or 5 if your over 40.
Most people start on a i4 600. If I had to do it over again I'd start on a sv650. The 600 is more fun for track days for sure!
Kinda true. You can technically race up thru C, B, A, F1, and HWT and be somewhat competitive in Novice. I had a blast racing my SV in SSB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH2Hna5DivM
Provisional Expert #98
... I have always had the mentality to learn at the highest level with high standards. ... But, obviously I am going to hold myself to a certain standard. I started on a 600, where most started on a 250, I caught on faster than most when riding....
I will explain it to you Dean. The kid wanted a 1000 and he bought one. You need to go back to Jedi school so you can do a better job of making people do things you want them to. It hasn't worked here, it hasn't worked with the ladies and it hasn't worked in you getting a discount with your AARP card.
Now go suck it!!!
A practice session at "The Sean Brown Jedi Mind School"...
Last edited by Dave Felio; 11-20-2015 at 05:05 PM.
Dean used his Jedi skills to make me buy an sv650 to race next year.
Go suck it Sean.