Titus

I was curious about the incident, any more details?

If you're buying a bike purely for the track, why not get a purpose built race bike? Honda RS125 or RS250 or Yamaha TZ125 or TZ250? they're lightweight 2-strokes built for the track. & if you crash one, they're much easier & cheaper to fix. The 2-stroke motor is a little more maintenance intensive than a 4-stroke, but it's worth it for the riding experience.

Very sad news, & my heart & prayers go out to the Lenz family & the Zayat family. Such a bright star cut short in a tragedy... I never got the chance to meet the kiddo, but I had been following his career & watching his youtube videos for about the last 2 years. His skill in crushing guys on much bigger bikes with just a 125 made me want to start riding a 125 myself. Just recently I was watching A Twist of the Wrist 2 dvd, & there he was, a charming little guy destined for a huge career. Is there someone who can make Peter Lenz Memorial Patches? I would like to get a couple to wear on my leathers & Jackets.

bummer, not workin for me

What a kid! Good to see him doing well, I've seen some video's of him on youtube & he is gonna be a huge name in the future of road racing.

British nanny laws at work!

making your mind work gooder! ^ intentional grammatical error for humor & emphasis purposes

yup, for the win. usage example: Wow that new 1198R is for the win. or For the Lose: yea i highsided at PPIR & hit the wall, it was very FTL.

I see that it is a bit cheaper to bring your own bike to the single day classes, is it any cheaper to bring your own bike & gear to a 2-day camp? im planning on an early los vegas 2-day camp, & want to bring my own 2-stroke RS125 gp machine to keeps costs low. any insight from the instructors out there?

awesome, I really hope to see CSS there soon. The closest CSS locations to Denver last year were Miller in Utah and Las Vegas. & both were 2-day camps, not individual levels, & driving to the other locations (east coast and west coast) is waaay too far of a drive. anyways, i'm just thinking out loud, lol

So did anyone else get a chance to download and watch Superbike School: UK? It is a 6 episode series following 3 riders of different riding backgrounds going through the 4 levels of the California Superbike School class in the UK. I thought the show was fantastic, better than everything else on american TV right now, lol. & Andy Ibbott seems like a very cool guy! I downloaded all 6 episodes from: www DOT racing DASH underground DOT com Trailer: type of stuff you might learn/like: Knee to Knee FTW!!!

So we have a new track built out here by Denver, CO called High Plains Raceway. http://www.highplainsraceway.com/track.html & heres a vid of a lap on the track & a simulation of a lap on the track it'll be open for racing next spring!!!

yep, i've actually alread gained a few friends & gotten a wealth of knowledge from the usgpru forums. www.usgpru.com im just a very particular being! always striving for perfection. but yea the baseline settings for the track is all id need.

no kiddin, very nice

i just hope i wont have to be constantly adjusting the carb...

of course!!!

Has anyone ever brought their 2-stroker to the class? I'm planning on buying an RS125 this winter instead of tracking out my street 1000RR, & just wondered if the instructors would mind.

Differences? & will there be a 2008 CSS and CodeRACE schedule released soon. I want to do one of them at Miller Motorsports Park in Utah. it looks like a beautiful track & quite a bit closer to Colorado than the other tracks. Thanks, Titus ps: Keith, did all your instructors buy their Basics yet?