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| Bishbash |
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 Posted: 14:13 - 04 Mar 2009 Post subject: 2 piece Leather on a track |
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Has anyone had any issues with 2 piece leathers that zip together about 90% of the way round? Have they declined entry on the track? ____________________ My current bikes are - YZF-R1 & GS 500 E
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Yeah thats what I thought, mine zip about 90% of the way round but I got a confirmation for my 1st trackday and it said you must have 360 degree zip up. I might call them up and see if I can get away with it or a trip to the shop from where I bought the leather to see if they can change the zip for me...  ____________________ My current bikes are - YZF-R1 & GS 500 E
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| Quote: | Yup, on the R1, and I have not taken out insurance. I am starting in the Novice group, so I wont be trying to break any track records or anything. Just to get a feel for it. I know my limits and what I can and cant do. As long as I have a good set of rubber on I think I should be OK.
I really do see it as going out for a hoon, but it just doesn't have the dangers of cars, junctions etc. So as long as I keep to my limits, I shouldn't crash....... |
Fair point, that was what I was thinking of doing but still a little nervous about it. Suppose it might be ok in the novice group though. ____________________ Current Bikes: Honda CBR 600RR - '07, Suzuki GSX1250 FA ST '11
Old Bikes: Suzuki Intruder 125 LC - '2001, Honda CBR 600F - '92, Honda CBR 600RR - '03 |
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As long as you don't try and ride too fast too soon you'll be absolutely fine. There's much more grip out there than you think even on road tyres. ____________________ My Flickr |
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Agree with MarJay and the others, it's just to stop those leathers with the small zip at the back being allowed on.
FWIW on one of the trackdays I went on my leathers were coming apart at the seams on my thigh, due to a recent off (and the fact they were very cheap leathers!). One of the instructors saw it, came over and told me that if they (as in the organisers) saw me on track like that I would be stopped. He then pointed me in the direction of a dude selling some black nasty, which I promptly used on the inside of the leathers to hold them together. Problem resolved!
Your first time right...it won't be your last, just soooooo addictive!! |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 63 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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