If you fancy some track tuition but don't want to risk your own bike , the Ron Haslam school could be suitable, and you would be using a CB500 which will let you concentrate on the track without going too fast first time out.

And RON HASLAM will be there.

Ron Haslam

[Edited on 9-12-2004 by STEVE M]

CSS also hire bikes for their instruction days.

You could ride a nice blue yamaha and pretend you hale from Italy :D

looking at doing some trackdays with this setup next year following a chat at lunchtime today
http://www.apextrackdays.co.uk

Recognise the pic

Nice Avatar Kev - looking good !!!

Frank the comment about the pic refers to the one on the web link.

But well spotted on the change of Avatar, that took you all of about a minute to spot.
Sadly its a old pic of a 600SS I did up and sold to Senna3 for his wife Trudi, which he then tarted up into a very nice bike which was then later traded for her current bike.
It would be hand to have it right now.

The CSS is the way to go - Happy Birthday!!

Quote:
Originally posted by dickieducati
grreat day out on track in a more controlled enviroment.


Stuff the control, give me Mort p****D up and falling into his BBQ anyday!!!

Thanks Yeti for reminding all...............

Let the chap see for himself about the DSC trackdays and enjoy the evening entertainment

Go for the DSC trackdays M8, great respect for all riders of all abilitities, I know that some slower riders volunteered for inters just to make space for others in the "slow" group and everyone respected that and good days were had by all
bestest
mort

and ps I didnt fall into the BBQ, just the spare ribs, sausages, burgers, but not the barbie:sing::sing::sing:

Hmmmmm.....being passed on BOTH sides at the end of park straight :o

"Utmost Respect" ????

Actually YES - both safe passes - just shocked the Cr@p out of me !!!

Frank

Cheers guys, but the missus is now paying for the DSC trip to the factory instead :D