[New Skills, Transferable From Bike To Bike?]

Thanks Ryan that's good to know. I'm really looking forward to it, done a few track days now on the R6 and am sure that i'll benefit from level one, as I can see all the mistakes I'm making quite clearly but not exactly sure how to overcome them, I have an idea from reading the Twist books but it's never the same as someone there overseeing things.

[New Skills, Transferable From Bike To Bike?]

Hi all i'm doing level one at Rockingham soon and ride a variety of different bikes including a Hayabusa, R1100RT and Yamaha R6 but it wasn't until I started doing track days that I realised how little i'd actually learnt after riding for over 26 years! then after reading the Twist books, I realised even more things i've been doing wrong doh! What I would like to know is this: If I do level one on my R6 how different is it going to be to put the lessons learned into practice on my Hayabusa, which is the main bike I use for the road? Obviously the Busa is a big heavy beast and not really the bike I would want to be doing CSS on. But I would like to think that given time and practice i'll be able to improve my riding on all bikes eg stepping off one and climbing aboard another.