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Hi Guy's.
A few months ago i was reading on this forum some guy's that had completed the Stay Upright Advanced course. One guy did write what he had learnt But I cannot find that thread to re read it. Now that i have a busa I would like to maybe go and do the course and finish reading what was said.
If it was you can you let me know where it is as again I have looked but maybe in the wrong places.
Thanks
John
Thanks John
Not sure if this is the one but Tony and I did the course. Tones been riding for 35 years and he learnt heaps like how to look out, counter steering, braking etc. Its well worth the bucks. We are off to do the braking and turning soon as Tone will need it when he starts racing.
I did the Advanced course out of Goulburn last year. It was a fantastic course, a lot of line selection training plus practice with emergency braking. I would really recommend it for people who are new to a bike (particularly a big step up in power) as the guys gave me some really good advice on cornering safely and quickly with a big bike like a busa. You've gotta admit, she doesn't turn like a RS125. Well worth the money. Might not be as valuable for someone who has a great deal of experience on their bike but hey, we all have bad habits to correct as well. Also, who among us goes out and tries an emergency stop from 100 when it's not to avoid a wombat in the middle of the road?
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Hi Guy's.
Well thanks for your info. I've been in bikes for many years, then gave then away for a good many more, after some one wanted my last bike more then me. Two years ago I bought a new Rocket III, just loved that bike!! When I seen the LTD Busa I just wanted one and have one. As you say most old riders do have bad habits!! Getting on Busa is shear magic.
I am going to do the course and after that i may do the second one as well.
Thanks again guy's.
Cheers
John
Thanks John
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Pug Wrote:Also, who among us goes out and tries an emergency stop from 100 when it's not to avoid a wombat in the middle of the road?
excellent point ---- this statement have made me consider this coarse also ( although it had been in my mind for some time now ) I'm sure i have a few bad habits that need to be broken
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knittingchamp Wrote:Hey John,
I am booked to do the cornering & braking course 27 October at Oran Park, maybe we can get 2 x white bussas out there on the one day, also the stay upright guy confirmed white bikes corner best. 
hey guys i've got a ltd K8 white and considering the same course date....three so far, looks like a great day.
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Hey , any of you white K8 owners - where you in campbelltown on wednesday about 12.30 100 pm this week >??
spotted on one the way through :) Misses comented that she really likes the new K8 i white - asked her if i upgraded my 2000 for the k8 would she come for a ride ---- got the usual reply ... NO
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yes they do corner best ... when pushed around by fags :)
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Ozboc Wrote:Hey , any of you white K8 owners - where you in campbelltown on wednesday about 12.30 100 pm this week >??
spotted on one the way through :) Misses comented that she really likes the new K8 i white - asked her if i upgraded my 2000 for the k8 would she come for a ride ---- got the usual reply ... NO
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