[Trackday Guru]

We will have on board video available for purchase at the 8-29 event, and there's no better way to remember the experience.

Use the footage to learn from - critique yourself and see where you can improve, or see what you're doing right. This is an exciting tool that you can use to really improve your riding.

There's no "requirement" to reserve a session in advance, just let us know at the registration desk the morning of the event that you're interested, or in advance if you prefer and we can taylor the footage angles to meet your needs.

Pricing is set at $50.00 for an entire session of footage of you riding, and must be paid in cash (only).

Camera angles are either from one of our bikes in front of you shooting back at you, or from behind you shooting forward if that's how you like it. (See our website for more details)

Footage will then be put on a DVD for you to view again and again.

Show your friends.
Show the WORLD!

[Koolio]

That's a very cool service offering...hmm, do I bring an extra $50 in cash??

[Degsy]

Do I get my $50 back if I can lap the camera bike?

JOKE!!

[Trackday Guru]

Originally Posted by Degsy

Do I get my $50 back if I can lap the camera bike?

JOKE!!

Er.....We'd have to edit that out which, umm, would cost extra.

Maybe we have to put Scott on the camera bike to make sure that won't happen

[Degsy]

Originally Posted by Trackday Guru

Er.....We'd have to edit that out which, umm, would cost extra.

Maybe we have to put Scott on the camera bike to make sure that won't happen

I have raced against Scott many times and I can tell you that in a 30 minute race, he laps me somewhere between turn 3 and turn 11 on the last lap. I used to get to turn 9 and think "Hmmmm, Scott and Eric are late today" Then zoom! zoom!, there they go. Phew! one less lap I have to do. heh heh.

[Crash Dummy Denno]

Originally Posted by Degsy

Do I get my $50 back if I can lap the camera bike?

JOKE!!

dont worry ill strap a polaroid camera to the back of my bike

[highsider]

Do you have a camera bike slow enough to stay up without tipping over while trying to film my DRZ?

[Degsy]

Originally Posted by highsider

Do you have a camera bike slow enough to stay up without tipping over while trying to film my DRZ?

We could always ductape the DRZ to the back of my CBR and I'll drag you 'round the track in front of the camera bike. You could make the vrooming noises when appropriate, just a thought.

[highsider]

Originally Posted by Degsy

We could always ductape the DRZ to the back of my CBR and I'll drag you 'round the track in front of the camera bike. You could make the vrooming noises when appropriate, just a thought.

Gee Pa, that would be swell! Could you make me drag me knees while we're at it?

[Degsy]

Originally Posted by highsider

Gee Pa, that would be swell! Could you make me drag me knees while we're at it?

....and then God said "How many lanes do you want on this bridge?"

[highsider]

Originally Posted by Degsy

....and then God said "How many lanes do you want on this bridge?"

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[Puppet]

Originally Posted by Degsy

....and then God said "How many lanes do you want on this bridge?"