Yigit Posted November 9, 2010 Report Share Posted November 9, 2010 Hi everybody. I am Yigit Gergin from Istanbul. 36 years old. I have been riding since 2007. I ride my bike whole year. Rain, hot, cold. (sometimes snow) My average was going to be 20K km per year. But unfortunately I had crashed in istanbul park on a track day this June and had to give a break. I think I will be back on riding soon (I can't give more details, sometimes I share this computer with my wife). I have participated level 1 and 2. I have read twist of the wrist 1-2, high performance riding techniques, watched the DVD... also so many other books. I love riding, reading, traning and learning from others experience. Cheers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Crash106 Posted November 9, 2010 Report Share Posted November 9, 2010 Hello Yigit, Welcome to the forum. It sounds like you are a "real biker." I'm sorry to hear that you crashed and hope you weren't hurt too badly--or at least learned something. I hope you get back on two wheels soon. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yigit Posted November 10, 2010 Author Report Share Posted November 10, 2010 Hello Yigit, Welcome to the forum. It sounds like you are a "real biker." I'm sorry to hear that you crashed and hope you weren't hurt too badly--or at least learned something. I hope you get back on two wheels soon. Thank you. Actually I have 2 titanium rods and 26 screws in my right leg.. But it looks like I am walking and will be riding again. I cant say bad.. right ? Have I learned something ?.. Couple of things.. I have attended the track day with the bike that I am riding the most, F800GS. To get to know my bike better. If you start going around the corner as fast as 600 racing machines you are in a danger zone. That guy is 70% you are 100% New set of tires before track day may be a good idea Too much lean angle combined with too harsh on throttle is not a good idea. Your bike is a not racing bike. Thats why the other bikes are called racing bike.. If you lean 50degrees, you suddenly end up 90degrees. Attend level 3-4 before trying new things yourself. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobie Fair Posted November 11, 2010 Report Share Posted November 11, 2010 Hi everybody. I am Yigit Gergin from Istanbul. 36 years old. I have been riding since 2007. I ride my bike whole year. Rain, hot, cold. (sometimes snow) My average was going to be 20K km per year. But unfortunately I had crashed in istanbul park on a track day this June and had to give a break. I think I will be back on riding soon (I can't give more details, sometimes I share this computer with my wife). I am also an I.A.M. member I have participated level 1 and 2. I have read twist of the wrist 1-2, high performance riding techniques, watched the DVD... also so many other books. I love riding, reading, traning and learning from others experience. Cheers. Welcome to the forum! Like Crash said, a "real" rider"! Best, Cobie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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