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Old 03-05-2011, 10:20 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by gary tompkins View Post
Give the bike a once over beforehand and on the trackday too. Look for tyre damage, pressures, chain adjust and lube, oil and hydraulic fluid levels.
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Check your tyres before you go! I (well, Jim I think it was) spotted a nail in my tyre after the first session at Cadwell!! Must have been in there ages, and definitely through the 100mph+ first track session I then had to have the rear replaced on track, so ran with a Dunlop GP Racer on the back and Michelin Pilot Road on the front. I was paranoid about the mismatch for a couple of sessions afterwards.

Otherwsie, basic stuff, make sure things are in decent working order and you ave enough oil etc.
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