San Diego BS Thread.

Best way to learn is follow someone faster than you. Use their lines and when you're ready match their speed for jumps.

 

Yup, called getting towed, lol
Just dont make the mistake of following a guy who does big whips or your gonna jump into the parking lot!!! Oops..good thing the fence is plastic!

 

And don't get nervous right at the face of the jump and roll off the throttle... easy way to case a big double yes I know from experience haha nailed it the next lap though

 

That how I learn tracks. Follow a guy that is doing stuff I want to do.

 

We should definitely go now I'm always up for a good ass whoopin

 

Haha I could see myself doing that

 

That's a good idea I'm sure my first couple laps will be slow as fuck then I'll say fuck it and break my neck

 

Hopefully not but I'll be doing dumb shit I'm not ready for and fly by the seat of my pants. Shit I've had my new bike out for 3 trips and was already clearing 60 foot gaps and hit one of the bigger hits I've found at super

 

The track is nice because its repeatable, turn some of the smaller jumps into bigger ones without do or die consequences to a certain degree. I dont like too much air under my tires, ha. I'm a total jump sissy!

 

Haha I love air under tires but learning and getting comfortable with the bigger jumps but the new bike is making it easier to go bigger the old bike hated anything bigger than 60ft

 

So when are we all going to the track and screw around for a couple laps? I rarely hit doubles, lol

 

I say March sometime

 

Keep me posted and it will be fun for sure. Or we can meet up in the Dez, either way. I go to desert a lot more anyway. Going the following weekend to OW, we can meet up at the Train bridge or somethin.

 

Where in OW are you heading to?

 

It's really hard for me to do weekdays. I'm a weekend only for work. I'm down for a north county track. Track days weekends aren't that bad. Maybe once the weather isn't so crazy. I'll post up here if I'm thinking of a day to go.

 

Either way is cool with me I just think during the week is a better time for me to go the first time because the first little bit I'm going to be going pretty damn slow to get the feel of everything and don't want to be in people's way. Once I get the feel of it its game on and I can only improve by pushing my limits and going faster and bigger on shit

 

Scored some trail spares and a much needed alternator since I just broke mine! These are off a 2015 Tundra that was totaled with only 19k miles..

 

Not cheap, but I may go with this one instead.

 

I'll jump on my coolant leak and get my bike running asap

Works for me.

Me too, work M-F, weekend's are good for riding.