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I'll be doing yellow vest duties with the fast group at Llandow, and if anyone in any of the groups would like personal tuition or instruction on any aspect of track riding on the day, I'll be available to provide it (providing there is sufficient space on track, and there aren't already 17 riders in the particular group session) We'll make a point of mentioning it in the briefing before we all go out, and if anyone wants a hand or a few pointers out there, just come and find me in the paddock - don't be shy!

Sounds good to me,body position and exit speed see ya there

yeah dont be shy, scottys not judging by the shorts he wore last year

good offer though scott

do you cater for trackday newbies, may well be my first

Yep, the offer's open to allcomers, whichever group they're in (as long as there's room on track, as mentioned - if there isn't, can give verbal coaching in the paddock).
I might wear those shorts again, just for deej hehehe

im not sure if im going yet matey,got to wait and see if the bike returns from almeria in one peice

Yes please Scotty!

I'll even let you wear the shorts ha ha

i dont need alot of help on the track to be honest but one thing i could do with is how to stay on the bliddy thing
this will be my second time on a track and my first proper track day so any help would be great thanx

Please Simon would you show me how to change a rear wheel

layne wrote:Please Simon would you show me how to change a rear wheel

If you show me how to put the bike on a paddock stand....

Can you teach me how to wheely on the start finish straight please?

tomr61 wrote:Can you teach me how to wheely on the start finish straight please?

Well..... there are certain things you DON'T want to be doing.....

hi there a newbeee here can you show me how too flip my bike and smash my bike into lottle green pieces?

jaagsxr wrote:hi there a newbeee here can you show me how too flip my bike and smash my bike into lottle green pieces?

Certainly can.
In order to manage this feat you need:
1) A bike in one piece and working, nothing broken, falling off, leaking, blowing up.
2) A mate to lend you his nice green bike to ride when you've had a tantrum in the paddock and kicked your leaky bike....
3) A spare bike to ride when yours has blown the contents of the silencer out, twice...

Can you show me how to talk the talk?

I feel that I just dont intimidate people in the paddock quite enough

Oh and some tips on how to corner on a commuter would be nice