Track Try Out Days? Is there such a thing...
 

Probably abit of an odd question but anyway...

A few years ago when i was getting into MX, i did a Geoff Mayes Try Out day. Basically, you pay £180 or there abouts, turn up use their kit and bikes to get used to MX.

So my question is.. Are there any track days like this? If so has anyone got any links/info?

I appreciate that you can do alot more damage crashing a bike on a track than crashing an MX bike, hence why this might not be a popular thing!!

Thanks in advance :cool:

Re: Track Try Out Days? Is there such a thing...
 

:stupid: Apologies:oops:... Just did a search on google and found this place..

http://www.patracking.co.uk/index.html

Although, if anyone has ever done something like this, recommendations etc are welcome! :D

Re: Track Try Out Days? Is there such a thing...
 

Ron Haslam race school? - http://www.haslamraceschool.com/

Druid

Re: Track Try Out Days? Is there such a thing...
 

I think focused events offer a bike for £199 extra on top of the price of the day itslef. There is probably a crash waiver too. Pretty pricey but atleast it isnt your bike you will have to repair!

http://www.focusedevents.com/index.asp

Re: Track Try Out Days? Is there such a thing...
 

The patracking link i looked at is the same sort of thing. You book the track day, then rent a bike through them. Damage deposit (refundable) is £350. The Ron Haslam Race School seems a good deal, £269 bike (CBR600), kit etc. May give that a go next year!

Re: Track Try Out Days? Is there such a thing...
 

There are a number of these kinds of firms. On No Limits trackdays you can use either Paul Russo's CBR600s, R6s or ZX6Rs, Ladysnoots bikes, or Smallboy Trackbike Hire's GSXRs.

Re: Track Try Out Days? Is there such a thing...
 

I've seen a pay per session track day on here. Don't think they're very common but you could do that on your own bike to see if you like it.