laguna seca question..
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laguna seca question..
i'm interested in riding laguna seca...just wondering what school is best at laguna for seat time....cal. superbike school is on the calendar for nov. should i do it or wait till next year for a better trackday org.?
please leave info... and cost doesn't really matter...just seat time...
please leave info... and cost doesn't really matter...just seat time...
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RE: laguna seca question..
http://www.superbikeschool.com/schedule/
ill probably see you there if you take super bike school..save 200 if you ride your bike.
Laguna Seca on 11-19 and 11-20
ill probably see you there if you take super bike school..save 200 if you ride your bike.
Laguna Seca on 11-19 and 11-20
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RE: laguna seca question..
I'm15 minutes away from the Laguna Seca track and used to do several track days thereabout 5years ago. There's always been a sound level restriction for track days there, currently 92 dB, and the sound police sit in a booth on the exit of turn 5 though do occasionally walk over to the entrance of turn 5.
Not all track day providers "require" that you show up with stock exhausts but the responsibility lies with the rider, you may want to check with the outfit you intend to run with. If you exceedthe noise level you will get black flagged, last I checked you typically get a chance to "correct" the situation but if black flagged again your day is done.
Some providers such as Keigwins have gone to stock exhausts only because of all the violatons and the fact that even some stock exhausts these days surpass 92 dB. It makes it more difficult for the track day providers to deal withMonterey Countyif there's excessive violations.
In recent years they have developed the surrounding hills with million dollar homes so I suspect that may now be adding to the strict enforcement.
I agree it sucks,Idid my first evertrack days there and had a stock exhaust at the time but have since modded up. If you ride with an outfit that still allows aftermarket exhausts a strategy often used is to roll-off through turn 5 and keep the RPM's down butthat sucks also since it's a fun corner to really railout of.
If you have stock exhaust oropt to ride with an outfit that supplies the bikes you probably won't have any concerns, if your pipe is loud watch out for the mean lady in the booth!
Not all track day providers "require" that you show up with stock exhausts but the responsibility lies with the rider, you may want to check with the outfit you intend to run with. If you exceedthe noise level you will get black flagged, last I checked you typically get a chance to "correct" the situation but if black flagged again your day is done.
Some providers such as Keigwins have gone to stock exhausts only because of all the violatons and the fact that even some stock exhausts these days surpass 92 dB. It makes it more difficult for the track day providers to deal withMonterey Countyif there's excessive violations.
In recent years they have developed the surrounding hills with million dollar homes so I suspect that may now be adding to the strict enforcement.
I agree it sucks,Idid my first evertrack days there and had a stock exhaust at the time but have since modded up. If you ride with an outfit that still allows aftermarket exhausts a strategy often used is to roll-off through turn 5 and keep the RPM's down butthat sucks also since it's a fun corner to really railout of.
If you have stock exhaust oropt to ride with an outfit that supplies the bikes you probably won't have any concerns, if your pipe is loud watch out for the mean lady in the booth!
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RE: laguna seca question..
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In recent years they have developed the surrounding hills with million dollar homes so I suspect that may now be adding to the strict enforcement.
In recent years they have developed the surrounding hills with million dollar homes so I suspect that may now be adding to the strict enforcement.
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