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Originally Posted by LarryJ
Doesnt sound too much like the 250 does, which is a good thing. Do a video with the bike actually moving. Sitting and revving doesnt do it justice I assume.
Why not track the 300? Is your track skill level beyond what the 300 can do stock? I thought the track was the reason you and your dad bought the thing.
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Can't ride it .. snow and salt all over the roads. So, not gonna ride it till the nice weather comes back
Yeah, that's the plan. I was talking to Peanut_EOD (also on these forums) who races 250's and also has a 300, and he recommended at least doing some fork work to the bike but I also want to get brake lines and probably pads as I am not happy with the stock setup at all. Also, throwing the stock tires in the garbage immediately - where they belong
and probably going with the Diablo Rosso II's. Since I've never been on the track, I'd have to assume the 300 is more than enough as-is for me, I just want it prepped better. Probably will give the experience a lot better. I don't think sloppy forks would make for a great track experience, though, I'm just guessing.
I've also gotta look into getting a trailer, so I'm kinda slowly taking my time to get up to where I want to be. Also throwing the idea back in forth about body work for the 300. So, it's a slowly but surely process. I think next year I may just make the 300 a full time track bike, and this year just test the waters (aka track) to see how I like it and if it's the direction I want to go. Considering it's been a dream of mine for a long time, just couldn't ever afford it, I can confidently assume I'll fall in love with track days like everyone else.
Threw a Leo on the Ninja 300 Track Bike
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