What's up everyone?

[BenFer]

So I am considering relocating back to the North East from Arizona. I was born and raised in Rhode Island. I will be checking the forum to find out about track riding and what racing can be done in the area. I have been quite spoiled with the tracks out here. I just wanted to lay some ground work and introduce myself. Is there a lot of racing in the area?

Here is me doing work on my trusty 05 GSXR 600







8Th overall in the points for CCS after missing 2 rounds

[Rossco]

Welcome!






Really diggin' the trollface on the back of the leathers BTW.

[BenFer]

Thanks dude, not too many people know its troll face.

[butcher bergs]

NJMP and NHMS are about the two closest tracks if you were in RI with regards to racing and trackdays.

Ride shares are not uncommon for bigger trips to places like VIR.

Is that face on your leathers the "forever alone" face or whatever it's called?

[BenFer]

Close, but its the troll face. Not sure if any of you guys have seen the troll physics comics or rage faces.

[ilikenapalm]

welcome dude.

[Palm Bomb]

LRRS for the win! could also trip it to Jersey for CCS, but they only have a couple rounds per year for the atlantic division. LRRS is more of a 1 track series whereas CCS atlantic you'll be doing a lot of driving

[06gixgirl]

Welcome...nice pictures! & why would want to move back to the horrible winters.

[Chippertheripper]

Welcome...nice pictures! & why would want to move back to the horrible winters.

Pizza strips? Clam cakes? Stuffies?

Lrrs is quaint and conveinient, and a really great group of peeps to spend weekends with, and talk smack on the webz to. The track itself is challenging, mostly because it's bumpy. There are a few td orgs in the area, all of which are top notch. Whatever your reasons for coming back east, the lack of track riding in the winter, really makes the season that much better, IMO.

[Talus]

Welcome to the forum.

[NeverlosT]

nice pics! Well, the track wont be quite what you are used to but loudon is fun. New Jersey is smoother, but a solid drive.

We mostly just do wheelies on the main roads up here anyways lookin badasss like "indefatigable" here:

[BenFer]

How big are the middle weight race grids at LRRS?

[Jim]

How big are the middle weight race grids at LRRS?

probably smaller than what you're used to results page.

the novice MW grids have been anywhere from 5-12 bikes, but we haven't had great weather so far

[cbr_chick_nh]

Welcome to the forum... Great pics