Cars R OK, but what kind of motorcycle do you have

Jim S., Yes LAguna Seca is an incredible course! I got to rige on it right after they re-paved it and it was an amazing experience. Going down the corkscrew is something that has to be experiencsd. I have no idea how the racers' bikes do not bottom out the suspension. On the opposite end of the spectrum was my expeirence at Brainerd in Minnesota. That really is a "road" course. The uneveness of the surface made riding fast a scary proposition, not to mention the different surfaces on the track. Those AMA racers have bigger you-know-whats than me!

BTW, i used to the the FZR600. Rock solid chasis. The 400 was defnitely a classic for us wanna be racers.

Tboooe,

Yeh, a lot of people put FZR600 motors in the 400 chassis to race. Strangely enough, it didn't work as well as most expected.

Were talking shop, is that OK, or are we hijacking a thread?

How the heck did you end up at Brainerd? What did you think of turn 1?

Love and Respect,
Jim S.

Tboooe,
Re Isle of Man TT - I used to work w/ a Brit who told me that they have "Mad Sunday" there, where they leave the "track" open and let anyone out on it!

Don't know if that's still (or ever was) true but can you imagine??!!

'98 VFR800

Boa2,

Do NOT answer "It's not the motorcycle"

Jim, I was actually living in MN for a time (work). And turn 1 is nuts!!!!

mfsoa, I love your VFR. My favorite bike is my RVF400. There is someting about the 4 four design that is so cool.