I ran a Ford/Subaru dealer for 2 years.

I use a truck pretty well as intended.

we will have to disagree on this.

What about the BMW 340Xi?

from my understanding even if he wasn’t racing Pikes Peak, rules/laws are only a suggestions for Supermoto riders.

I’m pretty sure they would use the electric cars so smog wouldn’t be an issue.

yeah but if you make a dire mistake like that on a sports bike you’re in for a world of hurt. I agree the trick riders give us a bad name, but at least they are skilled in what they do.

I remember back in the day Mitsubishi paid people to monitor track day photo’s, they would pull the license plate numbers, track it back to the car and deny warranty. I also have a dealer, close to VIR that does the same thing, if a customer comes in with a car they flagged they deny warranty claims with the picture…

Is it really that much better than the 690 SMC?

Fuck I crash all the time.

1. Will that Supermoto daily?

I’ve went down on the track at 60ish and my leathers only had a small scrape. The thing that sucks about going down that fast is the friction off the pavement and the leather gets SUPER hot. You can get 2/3rd degree burns from the heat generated

I never noticed that until right now, you can see the rear window

I have always thought that a 600 class bike was enough for me, but after having my license for 6 years and doing track days I think a bigger bike would be awesome. I’ve been considering a BMW S1000RR but I have a problem with riding the way I do, on a $20,000 motorcycle. I bought my 13 Ninja brand new, and only a year…

Yeah I Think he has the S70D AWD - so you’re pricing structure is correct.

So its not really a $30,000 car, its suplimented by government incentives. If I recall correctly, my friends Tesla would be called a $55,000 car because he got $15,000 in tax brakes.

L.A.

NYST - New York Saftey Track

Am I the only one that thinks these will be awesome to track?! I want to ride the hell out of this.

I don’t really like the new style - I’ve seen the mule in person and I first thought it was a new insight.