Montybhoy67

That is a beauty ! Great Job !

5 1/2 years seems rather steep, especially when Stuart hall only gets 15 Months for Sexually Assaulting 14 Girls.

Lovely bike, Plenty of engine braking, I just bought my first inline 4 last week. (yamaha R1) and still cant get used to how little engine braking there is! The instructors don't charge a thing to follow you for a session, and they helped my confidence massively, There will be a couple of briefings before your first session, that is proberly the best time to ask them. You will have great fun, and they really are great guys.. Just remember though, you have to ride the bike back home at the end of the day. Oh, On your first session the instructors will lead you all for 2 laps, so try to be at the front to get to see the lines.

Having done a few Trackdays the best bit of advice i can offer is to have fun. Cadwell is fine for a novice as long as you get used to the bike, the track and ride at your own pace. You wont be the fastest and you wont be the slowest, Don't worry about Tyre Warmers. What bike are you using by the way ? if you are on a road bike with road tyres they will heat up just fine. Get there early to make sure you get a space in a garage.Bring some water/juice, It is very thirsty work. I think No Limits are at Cadwell on Monday, if it is ask an instructor to follow you for a session, they are all great riders and will help with the correct lines and braking points. Let us know how you get on aswell

Hi, After stalking the forums a while i thought i should say hi. I started shooting early Last Year and had quite a few lessons at Cloudside/ Worsley. Applied for my SGC and the form turned up about 8 weeks later. When i applied for my SGC i only thought i would be shooting clays. But when I overheard one of my friends having a terrible time with rabbits on his land, about 12-15 acres i offered my services and am now quite hooked. Oh, I currently own a Beretta 686, its an older model, 1992.