hey Betting Python!

[bubba zanetti]

you guys worry me  and i'm not a hot old lady 

Oh well at least I'm going to get millions from a Nigerian Prince who's parents have died & he needs to get all their money out of the country. 

Hey hes giving me his money! not you!

I think he might be scamming us.   

Nah I've already sent $50,000 to him to get the deal going, so he could be scamming you 

[bettingpython]

you guys worry me  and i'm not a hot old lady 

36 is not old

[RVertigo]

You're right....



It's 6 years past old! 

[pandy]

Only 36? Damned kids! 

[bubba zanetti]

Oh to be 36 again ..... wait up I've still got 6 months of it     

[pandy]

 

[yamahonkawazuki]

^^^^^^^^^^ what the old woman said ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

[frye]

wait a minute betting python. since age equals experience...why isnt your knee down in any of the pics???

[bettingpython]

wait a minute betting python. since age equals experience...why isnt your knee down in any of the pics???

Fair enough question,

1) my street bike does double duty as my track bike, insurance will not pay for anything that happens at the track.

2) I don't heal as fast as I used too.

3) I'm pretty damned slow so don't usually get that far over.

4) I have only brushed the ground a few times I don't get my knee that far out it's just a curb feeler to tell me I'm getting to close to dragging the pegs and I need to back off, I am really not all that fast and use hang off more than lean angle. One of the faster guys at this track ran his personal best at 1:23:45 or on street tires and never touches either. Track record was set at the CMRA races a few weeks back at a 1:16 ish number.

I see lots of guys go out and get knee in every turn on the track just to grind down pucks, it looks cool but it doesn't make you fast. You can put a knee down at 35mph.

[NiceGuysFinishLast]

Just a heads up.. most insurance companies WILL cover track days, as long as they are listed as instructional events, not timed race events.

[bettingpython]

Just a heads up.. most insurance companies WILL cover track days, as long as they are listed as instructional events, not timed race events.

Try it

State Farm said that once too. One of our local riders works for them and many of us here in town use the same agent beacuase she offers the best srvice and SF has the best rates around.
Years ago many were told this very thing. The first person to file a claim was denied and SF's entire policy exclusion section was rewritten to exclude any non public roadway usage.

Our track days here are listed as advanced rider training programs it doesnt make a difference, one guy did a ridesmart school and it wasn't covered either when he went down and he paid out the wazoo for progressive insurance. Your agent can tell you one thing by try to claim it and it won't happen.

[pandy]

yamahonkawazuki                                      yamahonkawazuki
^^^^^^^^^^ what this old woman said ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Fixed! 

[MrDan]

We need to get this thread back on track ...


Thirtysecond!!

[darb85]

We need to get this thread back on track ...


Thirtysecond!!

[pandy]

Oops....sorry!!!

Thirty-third!!!! 

[PuddleJumper]

Cool !!!

I'm turdy-ford