Trackday pics for ya'll

[Ononewheel]

Just did a trackday this week at beaver run. Awesome time. I started out in intermediate and got bumped up to the advanced class. I was real worried at first but ended up doing prtty well. I was probably in the middle of that group. WOOT!!!!

ANy way here is a few pics of the R1 in action

 

[Ononewheel]

Here is me and my buddy in blue

 

[Ononewheel]

Here we are on our way out

 

[Ononewheel]

I love this picture.

 

[Racer 222]

Looks like fun! Can't wait to get on some of this Florida pavement!

 

[Ononewheel]

Not a bad pic. I had one hell of a good time, and the learning process continues. I have so much to learn. and to those who have not yet done a trackday, Get out there!!!!!

 

[Ononewheel]

Last one!

 

[phatjoe]

sweet wish i could drag knee like that

 

[flyboy]

Man that looks like a lot of fun. Got to put that on my list of things to do. Thanks for the pics.

 

[STUNNAH]

You guys can ride your azzes off...

 

[bacharles]

Great pics!!!

 

[BigBSBusa]

That is way too cool! I know its only a matter of training, but I don't know how long it would be before I would be comfortable kneedraggin like that!

 

[Ononewheel]

That is way too cool!  I know its only a matter of training, but I don't know how long it would be before I would be comfortable kneedraggin like that!

LOL 1 trackday would probably do it.  Maybe 2.  All it seems to take is some practice and confidence.  Thats the hardest part.  You really cant feel safe pushing your envelope on the street since there is no room for error.(By the way, I am no expert, I have alot to learn myself)



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[WWJD]

That is way too cool! I know its only a matter of training, but I don't know how long it would be before I would be comfortable kneedraggin like that!

LOL 1 trackday would probably do it. Maybe 2. All it seems to take is some practice and confidence. Thats the hardest part. You really cant feel safe pushing your envelope on the street since there is no room for error.(By the way, I am no expert, I have alot to learn myself)

street bad, track goood. I know you had a ball! I can't wait for next season already!!!!
Hey, what ties and PSI did you run? Did you dink with your suspension at all on the R1?



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[Ononewheel]

That is way too cool!  I know its only a matter of training, but I don't know how long it would be before I would be comfortable kneedraggin like that!

LOL 1 trackday would probably do it.  Maybe 2.  All it seems to take is some practice and confidence.  Thats the hardest part.  You really cant feel safe pushing your envelope on the street since there is no room for error.(By the way, I am no expert, I have alot to learn myself)

street bad, track goood.  I know you had a ball!  I can't wait for next season already!!!!
Hey, what ties and PSI did you run?  Did you dink with your suspension at all on the R1?

Thanks Guys!!

WWJD
Tires I used this time were Pilot race S2's. For that warm of a day, and gritty of a drack I think the mediums are better suited. But I got a hell of a deal on the s2's. 180 rear by the way. The last 2 sessions they seemed to be going away, at least the rear felt greasy, but I could have just been overly rambunctious on the gas. For tire pressure 30 and 30 cold. I have a racer frind thats been at it for more years than I can count and thats what he recomended, Actually it seems to work real good! Sounded low to me, but I guess the track temps are so high the pressure will be right when hot.

As far as suspension, I have set the sag. Had to max out the rear proload to get it! I have not messed with damping yet, I think maybe a click or 2 of compression in the rear would help me out. Wish I could afford some aftermarket pieces!!!!

 

[stkr00]

Very Cool pics

I can't wait to do a track day...maybe next year.

 

[PACIFICBUSA]

Nice pics...thanks for sharing!

Looks like it was one hella of time....

 

[ralnsplder]

Man that looks like a blast, Wish I had the balls to do it on the busa. I still have chicken strips. Not bad ones, but strips none the less. Glad you had fun and everything went ok.