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Getting from street rider to track rider to roadracer.

 

Decide that this is what you want. Set goals. Easy at first, but improvements get harder as you get better.

Read as much as you can about riding and racing.

Remember. You want to be a fast rider. Not just own a fast bike. The faster the bike, the slower the learning curve. Most people waste time and money working and adding to their bike, all you need is a good bike. You want it to stop and turn properly. Making it faster does not make you faster.

Time and practice make you faster.

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Roadracing motorcycles is a thrilling and rewarding sport that requires skill, dedication, and passion. If you are interested in becoming a roadracer, here are some steps you can follow to get started:

• Get the right motorcycle for the job. You will need a motorcycle that is suitable for racing on the track, such as a sportbike, a supermoto, or a motard. You will also need to modify your bike to meet the safety and technical requirements of the racing organization you choose to join12.

• Get comfortable with your motorcycle. Before you hit the track, you should practice riding your motorcycle on the street or on a closed course. You should learn how to control your bike, how to brake, how to corner, how to shift, and how to accelerate. You should also familiarize yourself with the basic maintenance and repair of your bike12.

• Go to a motorcycle track day. A track day is an event where you can ride your motorcycle on a racetrack with other riders of similar skill levels. You can learn from instructors, get feedback, and improve your riding technique. You can also test your bike’s performance and reliability on the track13.

• Join a club. A club is a group of riders who share a common interest in motorcycle racing. You can join a club that organizes track days, races, or both. You can benefit from the club’s resources, such as discounts, insurance, coaching, and camaraderie. You can also learn from other club members who have more experience in racing124.

• Get your racing license. To participate in official races, you will need to obtain a racing license from the racing organization you choose to join. You will need to meet the eligibility criteria, such as age, experience, and medical condition. You will also need to pass a written and/or practical exam that tests your knowledge of the rules and regulations of racing124.

• Prepare yourself mentally and physically. Racing is a demanding sport that requires mental focus, physical stamina, and emotional resilience. You should prepare yourself by training your body, mind, and attitude. You should also set realistic goals, plan your strategy, and practice your skills13.

• RACE! Once you have completed the previous steps, you are ready to race. You should register for the races that suit your level, budget, and schedule. You should also follow the instructions and guidelines of the race officials and organizers. You should respect your fellow racers, enjoy the competition, and have fun13.

I hope this helps you get started in roadracing motorcycles. Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and be safe. Good luck and happy racing! 

 

Track days

You will need:

Sport bike, a way to transport it.

Tires, great condition

Number on front

Track prepared bike  (for MARRC days, see each org's rules for their instructions)

 

Helmet                 (less than 5 year old, snell or dot approved) full face

Leathers            Air vest.???

Gauntlet style leather gloves

Racing boots

Hard back protector

perfect mechanical  condition bike. Tape the lights. Remove the  mirrors. Setup suspension. $100

Track days probably average $175-$255 each

most organisations do not require a race prepared bike, just one in great condition.

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To be comfortable

Canopy.   Costco. $200 (You could also spend $75000 on a motor home and travel in style.)

Chairs

Drinking water. Track how much you drink. Urine should be clear. You should have to pee often.

Fan  $25

Food  $25

 

 

Lap timer. $3-500

Days off.

register for track day’ $250

 Do as many as you need, until you are comfortable at speed, passing and being  passed

Take a racing school, get licensed $300

 

Enter races

 

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Advanced track days.  

Race tires. $500

Tire warmers. $300

Front and rear stands $250

Upgrade suspension. $3000

Get or be in shape. Riding fast is tiring.

 

 

Racing

Race licensing school. $300

Learn the rules.

Decide if you are going to travel or stay near home.

Race bodywork. $1200 including paint.

Purchase race license. $80

Pay race fees. $60-80 per race. 3-9 sprints per weekend.

Count on at least 1 set tires per weekend if on the 1000. $500

Tools and ability to do basic maintenance. , tires and misc other stuff or decide to have someone that does it for you. Do not try to wait till stuff breaks to fix it. Take care of your bike.

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TYPES OF RACING

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   Endurance racing is a form of motorsport racing which is meant to test the durability of equipment and endurance of participants. Teams of multiple riders attempt to cover a large distance in a single event, Teams are allowed to stop to change riders, add fuel and replace tires during the race. This is all done as fast and safely as possible, as the other teams are getting ahead during your stops. Endurance races can be run either to cover a set distance in laps as quickly as possible, or to cover as much distance as possible over a preset amount of time. 
One of the more common lengths of endurance races is 200 miles, sometimes 3 or 4 hours, they also run 8 hours, or even 24 hours. Teams can consist of anywhere from two to six  per event, which is dependent on the driver's endurance abilities, length of the race, or even the rules for each event.  The ASRA races are usually limited to 3 hrs, the shortest races are 200 kilometers. 
Normal races, or Sprint races , are usually only about 6-8 laps, some as long as 15 laps, that is only about 25 minuets. most people are exhausted after these.

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