Here is a little something for everyone to ponder over!
When you get that urge to twist the wrist and double the speed limit knowing the severity of consequencies if there happens to be a man in blue near by, think about this. With the money you'll spend getting through the consequencies you could do three track days a week all summer and hire yourself an instructor once a week. You could exceed tripple digits thousands of times with no worry of achieving a court date. By summers end you could spank the infamous Macon454 like a little school girl (No offense Shane).
I spent three days at the track this past week exceeding triple digits hundreds of times and exceeded a buck fifty well over 100 times without fear of a court date, no deer, dogs, raccoons, coyotes, soccer moms or drivers with anger management issues.
Track time will get you over that desire for speed off the track. I think track time makes one realize just how dangerous speed can be on the streets. Way to many of us have yet to grasp just how difficult it is to manage speed on an obsticle course such as what we find on public roads!
IMO running from a well schooled driver in a dodge charger is not wise. Those things do a buck sixty and are perfectly capable of running the average rider down with ease!
Riding Smart is about making good Choices!
When you get that urge to twist the wrist and double the speed limit knowing the severity of consequencies if there happens to be a man in blue near by, think about this. With the money you'll spend getting through the consequencies you could do three track days a week all summer and hire yourself an instructor once a week. You could exceed tripple digits thousands of times with no worry of achieving a court date. By summers end you could spank the infamous Macon454 like a little school girl (No offense Shane).
I spent three days at the track this past week exceeding triple digits hundreds of times and exceeded a buck fifty well over 100 times without fear of a court date, no deer, dogs, raccoons, coyotes, soccer moms or drivers with anger management issues.
Track time will get you over that desire for speed off the track. I think track time makes one realize just how dangerous speed can be on the streets. Way to many of us have yet to grasp just how difficult it is to manage speed on an obsticle course such as what we find on public roads!
IMO running from a well schooled driver in a dodge charger is not wise. Those things do a buck sixty and are perfectly capable of running the average rider down with ease!
Riding Smart is about making good Choices!
Good luck and keep us posted.
Otherwise, the man rolls on everytime. Just one of his many videos.....
