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Jdubya 10-04-07 07:12 PM

Re: Riding schools
 
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Originally Posted by alpinestarhero (Post 1157227)
Jdub - that looks good, but how far away is the track from london?

Matt

Just outside Kidderminster...

Alpinestarhero 10-04-07 07:17 PM

Re: Riding schools
 
:shock: miles away! I'd be too knackered to ride a cbr600 after riding that far!

Keen on a brands track day though...

Matt

lukemillar 10-04-07 08:19 PM

Re: Riding schools
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alpinestarhero (Post 1157237)
:shock: miles away! I'd be too knackered to ride a cbr600 after riding that far!

Keen on a brands track day though...

Matt

Do Lydden! It's virtually a mirror of Brands Indy and less money!

Alpinestarhero 11-04-07 08:10 AM

Re: Riding schools
 
Yea, lydden dosnt look to far away actually, and might be less daunting without paddock hill bend :shock:

Maybe I'l give it a go there and learn a few things before I take on a more difficult place...

...but will someone come and hold my hand while I wobble round?

Matt

lukemillar 11-04-07 08:19 AM

Re: Riding schools
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alpinestarhero (Post 1157485)
Yea, lydden dosnt look to far away actually, and might be less daunting without paddock hill bend :shock:

Maybe I'l give it a go there and learn a few things before I take on a more difficult place...

...but will someone come and hold my hand while I wobble round?

Matt

Well Weazelz and myself have already signed up. I think Enzyme and possibly Blue_SV650S will as well - Plus the more the merrier! Not sure what group they'll stick us in - couldn't specify of the phone, but most likely be in novice, with weazelz in inters.

cdrsimmonds 18-04-07 11:57 AM

Re: Riding schools
 
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Originally Posted by weazelz (Post 1157215)

were you riding/marshalling/other ?

I was spannering for my friend who was riding in the afternoon edurance race.. I met you previously at Brands Hatch during a track day, my friend is riding in the GSXR trophy

cdrsimmonds 18-04-07 12:07 PM

Re: Riding schools
 
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Originally Posted by K (Post 1157025)
Both Ron Haslam's and California Superbike School have always seemed to get good reviews...

My friend has just done level 1 at the Califonia Superbike School and highly recommends it. They do a fair bit in the classroom, but it is by no means boring, and then you go straight out on the track and practise what they just tought you. They do this throughout the course of the day on different aspects of cornering techniques.

http://www.superbikeschool.co.uk

They run at Silverstone (£319) and Rockingham (£369), my friend stuck his name on the cancelation list and got £20 knocked off i think...

I'm planning on attending one in the near future, just got to try and get the day off work. :(

Little Rich 20-04-07 08:31 PM

Re: Riding schools
 
I did the Premier course (CBR600RR) Last June was so good I cant describe it. You only get three lots of 15 mins tho but the "inbetween" tutorials were fantastic (be ready to have your riding style ripped to pieces) and overall im a much more confident rider now. I thought I was going pretty fast round craner curves til Ron blasted past me on a blade. :D

Well out of 10 i'd give it 10, and ive booked an Elite course (telemetry fitted blade) on June 5th counting the mins! There is a chance my instructor will be Liam!

Ill not go too deep in to the details about my day there in case of boring you but if theres anything I can help with just ask away! But book it and go! NOW!

heres the bikes:
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=497647

No idea who that random guy is :P :
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=497648

Alpinestarhero 21-04-07 07:44 AM

Re: Riding schools
 
I'll check for lyyden in around august time; I might even drag my dad and his mates up aswell! I cant sign up for anything now with exams approaching, but the thought is there in my mind and half of me wants to have a go.

But I will be pitifull, and wobble around worse than a novice on his first CBT.

What am I letting myself in for :eek:

Matt


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