Lumpy
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If you want to learn to ride safely and quickly on the road, I am not so sure that track days are the way forward. I am not saying you wont learn anything or don't do them. But you don't get too many lorries/buses/traffic lights/tractors and horse shit on the track lol.
Can I suggest you do at least a bike-safe course, and if you want followed with IAM's in tandem with your day to day riding and track days. The bike safe will make you quicker and safer. The IAMS will build on that less of the quicker and more safety. The track will make you quicker but there is not allot of road safety involved, simply because its not a road.
Have fun.
Can I suggest you do at least a bike-safe course, and if you want followed with IAM's in tandem with your day to day riding and track days. The bike safe will make you quicker and safer. The IAMS will build on that less of the quicker and more safety. The track will make you quicker but there is not allot of road safety involved, simply because its not a road.
Have fun.