09-05-2006, 10:28 PM
It was freakin' awesome.
And the weather worked out really well - it rained until 10:00am, and then dried up for the rest of the day. They ran a little bit late to make sure everyone got the promised amount of track time.
The instruction was pretty good - he (Keith Code) really breaks it down into simple, clear actions that have immediate results on the track. Stabilize the bike by rolling on the throttle. Everything else is about being able to roll on the throttle sooner.
I started the first session sure that I was going to bin it in Turn 1, and ended the last session flicking the bike over (quicker than I would have ever thought possible) and tracking through the turns, leaned over and planted with confidence in my line.
Worth every penny, IMHO - and the rental bikes were absolutely excellent. I'm sure RJ will have plenty to add too...
And the weather worked out really well - it rained until 10:00am, and then dried up for the rest of the day. They ran a little bit late to make sure everyone got the promised amount of track time.
The instruction was pretty good - he (Keith Code) really breaks it down into simple, clear actions that have immediate results on the track. Stabilize the bike by rolling on the throttle. Everything else is about being able to roll on the throttle sooner.
I started the first session sure that I was going to bin it in Turn 1, and ended the last session flicking the bike over (quicker than I would have ever thought possible) and tracking through the turns, leaned over and planted with confidence in my line.
Worth every penny, IMHO - and the rental bikes were absolutely excellent. I'm sure RJ will have plenty to add too...
My two feet.