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ECR January 27th

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2013 9:05 am
by Fish R1
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Anybody else considering participating in this track day?

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2013 9:35 am
by fixxervi6
Not I, too cold for track (for me) and need leathers

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2013 10:37 am
by Striple
Fish, I may be there to do a few sessions on the 250.

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 7:16 am
by El Diabro
I still need a couple of things before I hit the track again, so if I can get them by then, and the temps will be warm, then I will consider making this

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 9:33 am
by Striple
El Diabro wrote:I still need a couple of things before I hit the track again, so if I can get them by then, and the temps will be warm, then I will consider making this
Current forecast for Sunday is highs of 59°. Its going to be cold in the morning, but once we're in the 50s, things will be fine. It will be good to shake some of that winter rust. Plus, you're gonna get to blast by me when I'm on the 250.

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 1:31 pm
by El Diabro
Striple wrote:
El Diabro wrote:I still need a couple of things before I hit the track again, so if I can get them by then, and the temps will be warm, then I will consider making this
Current forecast for Sunday is highs of 59°. Its going to be cold in the morning, but once we're in the 50s, things will be fine. It will be good to shake some of that winter rust. Plus, you're gonna get to blast by me when I'm on the 250.
only for you to pass me right back in the corners :)

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 5:02 pm
by Striple
It was good to see at least one other member (Fish R1) bracing the challenging conditions at the track today. It was also nice to be able to shake off some of that winter rust!

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 6:54 pm
by Fish R1
Striple wrote:It was good to see at least one other member (Fish R1) bracing the challenging conditions at the track today. It was also nice to be able to shake off some of that winter rust!
:icon_whs0be:

It was well worth the wait for the fog to burn off. The track went hot at 12:30. Only 20 riders. Plenty of time on the track.
Plenty of room to work on maintaining the line at a comfortable speed. The room on the track gave me time also to work on body position and some basic trail braking techniques. I am all in on these ECR sponsored track days. Unfortunatly there is no formal instruction available :((

People have their gripes about ECR and some are valid. Events like today and the charity events they put on at Christmas
IMO this facility has a great thing going on out there

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 8:21 pm
by Striple
Fish R1 wrote:I am all in on these ECR sponsored track days. Unfortunatly there is no formal instruction available :((

People have their gripes about ECR and some are valid. Events like today and the charity events they put on at Christmas
IMO this facility has a great thing going on out there
Ed, if you ever want some pointers, feedback, suggestions or whatever at any of the track days (and especially at open days without formal instruction), just holla. I'll be glad to give you some input or refer you to somebody who can.

ECR is just a challenging track. I used the foggy conditions this morning to do a pretty thorough track-walk, and it was amazing to see how many of the turns are actually off-camber. The elevation changes are also more significant than you typically notice while riding it, and the seepage spots are larger and more abundant than I remembered them to be. That said, I do enjoy the challenge that ECR represents, even if progress is incremental at times.

Re: ECR January 27th

Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 4:40 pm
by Fish R1
Thank you sir. I will take that into serious consideration.