Pembrey 7th July

tranquil_rage · 06-Jun-2006, 16:45

I'll be off on my first track day on the 7th of July to Pembrey with Phil Bevan. I'll be on a 96' 750SS and my father will be on his carbed 900SS.

My father has done Pembrey once before but as it will be my first time out what advice can you give me for Pembrey and track days in general?

The bike will be getting a full going over and some new rubber before hand so that side is taken care of.

My father booked it and put us both in the intermediate group. I'm a relatively fast road rider but having never been on track before I'm slightly nervous about this. Will I and the bike be up to it?

Oh well I guess time will tell for that last part.

Finally is anybody else going to be there?

weeksy2 · 12-Jun-2006, 08:35

Honestly debating this one now after another cracking day on track with Phil Bevan Trackdays... superb time down there this weekend, loads of the regulars out there from previous dates, and some blindingly quick new guys...

skidlids · 12-Jun-2006, 09:34

Best advice is to pay attention during the briefing and listen to what Alan has to say.
Then when out on track make good use of the marker cones they have placed for turnin, apex and exit points.

tranquil_rage · 12-Jun-2006, 11:08

Nice to know you enjoyed the last Phil Bevan day so much weeksy, bodes well for this one!

I didn't know there would be cones at turn-in points etc. Will it be much easier to learn the basics of the track with those?

Have fun with the new monster skiddy, don't hurt her too much!

weeksy2 · 12-Jun-2006, 11:36

Yes, it's much easier with the turn in cones... Pembrey is a fairly flat track and 'markers' from the sides of track are few and far between, i imagine, when racing there it's really quite tough for turn in etc....

What do you wanna know Ziggi ?

£99 for the day.... i can give you the organisers email addy if you like ?

ziggi · 12-Jun-2006, 12:05

Yes email address would be great thanks.

I'm also wondering if the inters is the right group for me. I was in inters on my 996. I guess they can always put me down to the novices

ziggi · 12-Jun-2006, 11:18

Now you've got me thinking. Even though this is a long jouney I'd like to do a track day with some other SS people. I've got a 900SL '96. Where can I find details about this trackday?

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12-Jun-2006, 08:35	#2
weeksy2 Big Twin Posts: 1,610 Join Date: Nov 2005 Mood: R1's are better than Ducatis' Honestly debating this one now after another cracking day on track with Phil Bevan Trackdays... superb time down there this weekend, loads of the regulars out there from previous dates, and some blindingly quick new guys... Reply

12-Jun-2006, 09:34	#3
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club Best advice is to pay attention during the briefing and listen to what Alan has to say. Then when out on track make good use of the marker cones they have placed for turnin, apex and exit points. Checkout the Desmo Due Paddock on Facebook Reply

12-Jun-2006, 12:05	#6
ziggi Registered Forum User 888 at Last !!! Posts: 957 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Horsham, West Sussex Yes email address would be great thanks. I'm also wondering if the inters is the right group for me. I was in inters on my 996. I guess they can always put me down to the novices Reply

12-Jun-2006, 11:18	#7
ziggi Registered Forum User 888 at Last !!! Posts: 957 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Horsham, West Sussex Now you've got me thinking. Even though this is a long jouney I'd like to do a track day with some other SS people. I've got a 900SL '96. Where can I find details about this trackday? Reply