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Originally Posted by ceo012384 (Post 14062)

True... general rule for construction though is that they always fuck up and take longer. I hope that doesn't happen though.

I was looking at the track layout the other day... looks fun.

Nah, general rule for construction of a track is there are always outside forces that fuck it up... I didn't know that until being involved on the build. Right now insurance is driving us INSANE.

Having more tracks is ALWAYS a good idea... where is this one?

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 14127)

South New Jersey.

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Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 14140)

South New Jersey.

Oh crap. So, not only do they have factors like insurance and city/county requirements and red-tape. But, they have WINTER as well. eeewwwww.

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 14152)

Oh crap. So, not only do they have factors like insurance and city/county requirements and red-tape. But, they have WINTER as well. eeewwwww.

Not to mention a high population density of douchebaggery. Hope I can just drive right to track without running into any locals.

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Originally Posted by ceo012384 (Post 14195)

Not to mention a high population density of douchebaggery. Hope I can just drive right to track without running into any locals.

Oh Noz!! Good luck to all involved!

Cause you can go as fast as physicaly posible with out worry of police or on coming trafic! Its much safer and Legal!!!! Great way to work on your form with tips from the experts and good competition!!
~Enough Said!

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Originally Posted by vabarber2 (Post 15435)

Exactly. Now get your ass over there.

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Originally Posted by r!der (Post 33412)

because its fun!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVExD-Fz688&eurl=

haha I remember that video.... QUINTUPLE KNEEDRAGGING FTW!!!! :lol:

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 4648)

I said that too. Now, I have two track bikes and nothing for the street except my car. I think it just depends on how much time you can afford out there. But, imho trackdays are still cheaper all around than law enforcement awards and a crash on the street.

I can appreciate what you're saying but I still don't like the negative sell aspect of all this. I'm gonna curse myself but I haven't gotten a speeding ticket on a bike in over 4 years and other than 2 minor crashes which were single vehicle,ie my stupid fault-could have happened at the track the same way. I haven't had a crash involving a car since 2001. You all always approach these types of threads from the worst case scenario. "You are guaranteed tickets" and "you're gonna crash for sure". I ride every day weather permitting. I couldn't afford to ride on a track more than one or two days a month(= $400+ a month),I'd quit riding all together if the track was my only option.

Are you saying that you can log as many miles/hours on the track as I do on the street for less money?I mean seriously,a track day costs about $200minimum. Just to be able to ride 4x a month would cost you around $1000 by the time you figure gas for the hauling vehicle,etc. I agree that the track is a great place to hone your riding skills. I'll even concede that it's safer. Heck,I'll go along with everyone should try it,but to limit your riding to strictly track days....you must have DEEP pockets!