Kawasaki Sportsbike Riders Club - Australia - Online Forum

ozx6r wrote:for me bday getting the above and they have asked where i want to go
so please tell me ppls who runs the best course?
also cost if if u know!
thanks in advance
pat...

Ask Hammer to teach u.

Pat, another option is to get involved in the *mentoring* program we have at OSB, the more experienced riders are taking ppl who want help under their wing

tanyathecheeky wrote: *mentoring* program we have at OSB

OSB ? What's that tanya?

Ozsportsbikes, it's another bike forum
it's my other home

Just bit the bullit,come south to the best,Aus {California} superbike school,level one is the best eye opener that you will get on track!

Is "Mentoring" an Tuff way of saying "Nannarin" Tanya ?.
Cheers Brett

lol no Brett.. it's nothing like Nanna'ing

redroo followed me, then made suggestions
i followed him
we spent most of a day working on lines, body positioning and such.

end result was taking a minute less to do a 5km stretch of road.. and the removal of me freaking out when coming up to a corner. I'd had trouble since red dave's crash, and i wanted help before i went away, and i got exactly what i needed.

Did wonders, if he'd nanna'ed me i would have just got frustrated

Ok mate i was just having a dig anyhow. i;m glad there is people taking the time to tach these skills to fellow riders. Hats off to RedRoo hes a mate of a legend of mine.
Cheers Brett

Mojo67 wrote:

Barrabob wrote:Or you can follow red leader to pi you will learn plenty there.

Worked for me!

Thanks guys, but that wasn't me. You can learn a heluv a lot spending 5,000km and many days on your bike.

I think everyone should do cornering and braking courses at least every two years if you can afford. Doesn't matter how long you've been riding, you will always learn something.