Camera boom with data. Very cold February day in Las Vegas. It has snowed the night before and the Q3 tires are my least favorite. Still, it was a blast to have a weird angle watching what i was doing on the bike.
Thanks for uploading this. Despite the error in the overlaid map, this provides a good reference for learning the track. I'm going to a CSS camp there on Feb 20.
I've improved a lot since then. Let me know if u want any pointers! One thing I will say, engage the coaches. They want to help you no matter how small the skill
@@ragethomas I watched a couple of your later videos, especially on the HP4Race. Do you own both the R1 and HP4R? Very cool. You have improved. I noticed that at Vegas you missed a few turn ins and apexes, but that is totally me until I learn the track very well. But you generally did well there too. I've done a few CSS camps and totally take advantage of the coaches (and level 4 consultant). It's a great experience. I own a 2020 S1000RR, so am very familiar with their equipment. Anyway, I found your video to be very useful. Thanks again.
@@bernhtp i have an r1 and hp4r yes. I also have access to about 10 others via a friend. I highly suggest switching tracks with them to strengthen your skills. Also I've done YCRS and that was solid. The s1000rr is a solid machine.
@@ragethomas I've done a handful of tracks. I live in Austin, so have done COTA a few times on my RR. That's quite the experience. I still find it intimating - a combination of very technical and super fast. I may try YCRS to get another perspective.
Thanks for uploading this. Despite the error in the overlaid map, this provides a good reference for learning the track. I'm going to a CSS camp there on Feb 20.
I've improved a lot since then. Let me know if u want any pointers! One thing I will say, engage the coaches. They want to help you no matter how small the skill
@@ragethomas I watched a couple of your later videos, especially on the HP4Race. Do you own both the R1 and HP4R? Very cool.
You have improved. I noticed that at Vegas you missed a few turn ins and apexes, but that is totally me until I learn the track very well. But you generally did well there too.
I've done a few CSS camps and totally take advantage of the coaches (and level 4 consultant). It's a great experience.
I own a 2020 S1000RR, so am very familiar with their equipment. Anyway, I found your video to be very useful. Thanks again.
@@bernhtp i have an r1 and hp4r yes. I also have access to about 10 others via a friend. I highly suggest switching tracks with them to strengthen your skills. Also I've done YCRS and that was solid. The s1000rr is a solid machine.
@@ragethomas I've done a handful of tracks. I live in Austin, so have done COTA a few times on my RR. That's quite the experience. I still find it intimating - a combination of very technical and super fast.
I may try YCRS to get another perspective.