kendeal

Hi mrindian, I've had a Buell XB12Ss for two years. I think you've made an excellent choice. The Buell is very easy to ride, a tremendous amount of fun and an incredibly good bike. I have no doubt that what I learn in Las Vegas in April will translate to better performance on my Buell very quickly. Cheers, CaperKen

Hi, I've just signed up for the two day school at Las Vegas on April 17&18. Now I created a problem ... I have a hard time taking my mind off of the school. I can't wait to get there. I've read Twist 2 over and over again. I'm from Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia. I live on the Cabot Trail which has some really great twisty roads in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park that I'm getting better at but I know I need to improve still more. My biggest question is, "How far will the bike lean?" I'm confident that I'll learn that at the school. I attended one other on-track course about 10 years ago, but the only thing that the instructor said was, "Ride faster." From all of the testimonials for the Superbike School, I'm sure to get much more help. The Las Vegas track does not seem to show the configuration of the track. Some of the other tracks have diagrams on their website. Is there a diagram of the Las Vegas track available? The school days can't come fast enough. I'm really looking forward to riding the S1000RR. I sat on one at a motorcycle show and was surprised at its comfort. Cheers, CaperKen