track day

[barryw33]

has anyone taken there @ on a track day, there one at the local track (snetterton) for novices at 89 quid a pop, wondered if anyone had any experince as i want to get a bit more confident with my @ as i am still a little wobblty and precautious after 6 months on it

[Whealie]

Do a police Bikesafe day and even join up with the IAM. They do not teach you to drive slowly, trust me. You'll learn about being in the right position and gear to do what you want faster and yet more safely (thy call it "making progress".
Going off-road is also a good learning experience. You realise that just because it feels like the bike is going down, you can right it again. But go with someone, because of the bike does go down, it's a bugger to pick up on your todd in the mud.
If you then go on a track day, you'll probably enjoy it more.

[chronyx]

I did think about it but had a slight loss of employment so can't afford it at the moment as had to take a temp job and saving for my trip.

There's no question that I'd love to take my AT round a track though...