cajun Posted May 25, 2009 Report Share Posted May 25, 2009 Hey Guys I'm signed up for my first school on the 6th at Barber, ran in the WERA 250 class this weekend and did well. I was running 1:52's on the 250 and know I could have gotten to the 51's maybe even 50's but got stuck in traffic. But my question is (for the instructors) should I run the 250 at the school or the 600RR that I have and am comfortable on. The reason I ask is because alot of things are different on the 250 than bigger bikes and although I do race it I don't want to short change myself and want to get as much out of the school as possible. Can it be done on a 250? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Kevin Kane Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hey Guys I'm signed up for my first school on the 6th at Barber, ran in the WERA 250 class this weekend and did well. I was running 1:52's on the 250 and know I could have gotten to the 51's maybe even 50's but got stuck in traffic. But my question is (for the instructors) should I run the 250 at the school or the 600RR that I have and am comfortable on. The reason I ask is because alot of things are different on the 250 than bigger bikes and although I do race it I don't want to short change myself and want to get as much out of the school as possible. Can it be done on a 250? Yes you can run a 250. If that is what you compete with it makes sense to hone your skills on it doesn't it? You may not be as fast on the straights as the 600's or the liter bikes but you know you can rail on them in the corners. Kevin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobie Fair Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hey Guys I'm signed up for my first school on the 6th at Barber, ran in the WERA 250 class this weekend and did well. I was running 1:52's on the 250 and know I could have gotten to the 51's maybe even 50's but got stuck in traffic. But my question is (for the instructors) should I run the 250 at the school or the 600RR that I have and am comfortable on. The reason I ask is because alot of things are different on the 250 than bigger bikes and although I do race it I don't want to short change myself and want to get as much out of the school as possible. Can it be done on a 250? Yes you can run a 250. If that is what you compete with it makes sense to hone your skills on it doesn't it? You may not be as fast on the straights as the 600's or the liter bikes but you know you can rail on them in the corners. Kevin Agree with Kevin, in the end it's usually a no-loose deal (which bike you do it on). Best, Cobie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cajun Posted May 29, 2009 Author Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Sweet thanks guys. I'll bring it then. I have a race the week after so hopefully I can apply what I've learned. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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