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First I would like to say Pete's Triumph is beautiful and ready to go with a clean title. I can tell you it has been well cared for. Priced more than the average track bike but the average track bike doesn't come with a clean title. That adds about 1 to 2 thousand to its value. Now my opinion...

Ergo's and the versatility of the FZ. Through town and any highway jaunts are a nightmare on the Ape.

In the end it's what will make you happy. I have had my RSVR for a couple of months now. I love how it handles, I love the power it makes and I love to look at it. If someone showed up at my door with MY FZ1 and said you could have it back but would have to give up the Ape. Bye bye Ape.

Go with what you get a great deal on. I got my 08 zx6r for a steal. 5,000 track miles later and she rides like new. In the end its what you make of it, they are all soo good. If you buy a bike without a title at least get a bill of sale and run the VIN. The last thing you want is the fuzz...

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Happy birthday !!!!!!!

I think you will like TPM better. Next season we can hit it up.......

Good ole CBR Bob

Erci, welcome to NJMP. Its filled with friggin idiots. I have many theories as to why and some of them plausible. I have ridden with every organization that holds trackdays there and I can tell you for sure its a Jerzy thing. I like to ride weekday events at NJMP when ever possible, its a much...

I have a house for sale in Bethlehem Pa, cheap!!!! Ever think about the N.E. Now back to the helmet. I bought a Soumy for track day use. Since the loss of the FZ and my Arai profile I can tell you, not all helmets are created equal.

By chance did you meet Hector. He has a Grey Gen I and is as fast as stink on it.

It was on the 14th.I've been to busy to post anything. A lot of people scratch their heads about me still being in I group. It's all fine. I still have a great time. Its not about the group, Its about your personal enjoyment.

Are they able to get the fueling good enough to make it ridable?

Simply some things are easier said than done.