Ninja In The Shenandoah Valley, Cheech, immed after Code Break

    It was cool challenging the 600s on driveout from the corners.  

    Summit Point Shenandoah Circuit has got to be one of the world’s great tracks, having borrowed elements from the world’s great tracks.      So technical, so skillbuilding, so unforgiving.  You’re always busy, virtually never sit down and a 250, 500, 600 are great.  Liter bikes just suffer there.

You know how sometimes you look back and say:

    “damn, i missed 3 years of tracking?  what was it again that was so important that got in the way?”

 … well i’m taking the brute force approach right now, even though i’m bleeding money to lawyers on account of the ex, regarding my daughter.  just hoping i’ll catch up later

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I had a rocking weekend at SP.  First time since taking my Superbike School class .   

Check out the comments below, including “tWoFidddy reppin! ”

A veteran 2-stroke racer pitted next to us and ran laptimes for me on main, got me a zone.

I executed some fun passes .  Crawled up the assholes of some riders, including a Ducati on Turn #9

I wrote notes down (longhand).  I’ll scan them and send them to you.  They’re all reference to my CSS study books

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Roger commented on Don post in I ride with Motorcycle Xcitement!!

Roger Lyle    11:40am Oct 12
Little yellow bird.

Mike Sites    8:48am Oct 12
Well looked like Code got you speeded up in the corners for sure. You were running around those faster than last time I saw you. We’ll play again Halloween.

Agustin Giron    8:32am Oct 12
I love me itty bitty bike! Help me discover her indian name :0)

Martinique J. Perfetti    5:04pm Oct 11
Lookin’ good Gus!!

Desmo Brian    1:17pm Oct 11
tWoFidddy reppin!

Roger Lyle    12:19pm Oct 11
Go Gus!