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[bikerboy50cc]

i wonna take my derbi gpr 50 to a track yh yh its only a 50cc but i av to start sum were is there any track in the warrington area were i can take it?

And if you have any tips or anythin that would be gd
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[Al]

You'd just be flat out all the way round
Would be better off on a go-kart track I don't see that most would let you.

[bikerboy50cc]

i dont think they would let me, but for a 50cc i can get bout 70mph out if it, no joke.
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[ronnieringdin...]

i wouldnt if i was you would be well dangerous

[Rookie]

Of course you can.

And you need a full licence to go to a track day. Either that or a junior racing licence, whatever that's called, people use it to race in the superteens series, which is full of very expensive RS125s.

[bikerboy50cc]

ill leave till i get a bigger bike then its seems the best idea
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[Zimbo]

On most circuits speeds will exceed 70mph in the corners, and on the straights will generally be over 140mph. Letting a 50cc bike on, even a fast one, would be very dangerous.
You could always do a race school, the Ron Haslam school at Donington for instance would let you ride one of their 125s with full tuition.

[bikerboy50cc]

cool, i wonna do some advanced riding courses and go to wheely school as well
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