It can't be that bad ... can it ... I'm abit concerned now, ah well I'm gonna have to ride the bike sometime in the rain, might as well can some practise at it before the season starts ... now where did I put my rukka
If it is wet, just be aware that Donny is a bit more slippery in the wet than most other tracks - although it didn't slow the experienced guys down much.
Originally posted by domski If it is wet, just be aware that Donny is a bit more slippery in the wet than most other tracks - although it didn't slow the experienced good riders in the top 10 down much, unfortunately thats not me
:P :P
and to echo Skidlids: no probs sleeping there at all
Originally posted by domski If it is wet, just be aware that Donny is a bit more slippery in the wet than most other tracks - although it didn't slow the experienced good riders in the top 10 down much, unfortunately thats not me
:P :P
I'll accept that one
I don't do rain!! Did I ever tell you about the last time I rode in rain? It was waaaay back in 1990-something blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah yawn!
My bike's in little tiny pieces, spread between our workshop and SPR in Nottingham, so I can't get any practice in If it's not snowing I might tape the Aprilia's radiator up and take her for another run
I've just booked 5th December, No Limits, Donington GP circuit. As none of my trackdays so far this year have given me the warm, dry, sunny weather I hoped for, I'll be glad to be out there as long as it's not snowing. I just want to get the bike on the track to see how she handles. If it's a short day because it's brass monkeys, I reckon at £69 I'll still get my money's worth.
I don't think the issue of madness is in question, here