I race. Have for 4 years now. My finacee has been racing for almost 20 years. Has done national races as well as local.

No shit... you loop a ZZR...

Damn... this brings back some memories... DLIT talking shit to the over 200 Busa guy... I'd almost be willing to pay for both of the track day fees to see these two go at it. Or maybe I don't give a fuck.

I only did the "Clown Show"
 

I wanted to race vintage at OMRRA, but my hubby was gone a lot and I didn't want to rely on other people loading and unloading etc. I ended up getting a Italian pocket bike instead and race it on cart tracks (think clown show).

You're also gonna need to pick up a set of balls.

I would laugh and let this roll off my shoulder, but the fact is, you're probably much slower than me.

I race...Anything, anytime, anywhere. My resume

1989-1994 dirt track stock cars in SW AR. Pure stock, street stock, hobby stock, outlaw modified. One track championship and several dislocated neck and back veterbrae. Thousands of tear offs in vain.

1998-2003 - CMRA motorcycles. Endurance and sprint series. Seat time on CBR600's, Kawi 600's, SV650s, Yamaha 600s. One novice championship, one runner up, one third place championship finish, 3 lowsides and 2 highsides, couple or 3 off track tip overs, 2 cracked ribs, numerous contusions and abrasions, several tens of thousands up in smoke (but good smoke).

Graduate of the Pridmore Star School and school of hard knocks.

References upon request

Nice resume.

I might take the Pridmore School next year out here in Vegas. That or a one-on-one instruction with a sho powner out here. He's got a camera on the front and back and we go through the clips between sessions.

Fiddies and big wheels, spring champion in both.

We may never know.

I did some mentor/tutoring with Sam MacDonald, Tylers dad, out at Hallett. Quite humbling to say the least. Got some good schooling at the Pridmore 2 day from Danny Eslick. He's a real hoot and by the time we did our second session together it wasn't student teacher we were actually racing each other. Quite humbling as well. Never got to ride with Pridmore but I learned a great deal at his school. Also found it reassuring and ironic that some of the old lessions I had learned the hard way over the years came up and were discussed. Had I only gone and taken his class sooner:idk: