Thought id landed a real peach but was fed a bit of bs so back on the hunt... has to be low miles, standard bits included and all that stuff and around 5k not bothered about year either im not desperate so happy to wait
you being the track wizard you are would you recommend the california superbike school for newbies before getting some serious track miles done?
I'm really not, only done about 15 days, I'm still a (very keen/hooked) newbie. However, I'm happy with the progress I've made by just riding, reading, watching YouTube and buying a bike I don't mind crashing. Never done any training. Someone like @Jolley would be best to ask. This is a good site in my opinion. https://lifeatlean.com/
i thought the haslem school was pretty good. learned a lil. cant say i learned loads but it was a good fun first experience on track and worth doing i think.
Low miles bike, with decent kit, mint, for low end price. You love a challenge matey, don’t you CSS are great if you have the cash and time. You need to practice tho, somriding often (even on the road) is needed to make sure you embed the learning
so i spoke to the vendor about this one https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classi...=848&radius=1501&maximum-mileage=15000&page=1 its been serviced in teh network and ducati john did the major service so its got sound history and provenance... he wants 5.5k firm
and it would need about 300 spending to get it back to original... those brake levers are aftermarket right?
I’ve done neither although my girlfriend did and enjoyed the first level with Ron Haslam. Some people speak well of CSS but having seen their instructors at the Silverstone Ducati days over the last 4 years, I’ve not seen any evidence of them being as good as or better than some good track day fast group riders. Talk to @cookster about his experience last year Andy