You guys remember that R6 race I bought. Well she went down this last weekend at the track. Just a small low side not to bad. The plastic were all f-up but nothing a little bondo will fix. Some handle bars and a shift rod. Now heres the bad news. I didn't lay it down my buddy did. And hes got no job to help me fix it. Good thing it came out cheap to fix. Hopefully I can get her ready for Laguna Seca next week. The last track day of the year.
Will have pics of the one up later.

Before

http://images.snapfish.com/3424594723232%7Ffp63%3Dot%3E2337%3D464%3 D%3B%3A%3B%3DXROQDF%3E2323667573783ot1ls i

After
http://images.snapfish.com/3424594723232%7Ffp46%3Dot%3E2337%3D464%3 D%3B%3A%3B%3DXROQDF%3E2323698739545ot1ls i

Damn, that sux.
Nice of you to let your friend have some fun on your bike, but remember, "you gotta pay to play".

Hope you get it fixed in time.

That's not so bad. This is my buddies R6 after turn 9 at Willow Springs.

http://www.9mileracing.com/download/willowJan18-04/871_R6crash_3.jpg

http://www.9mileracing.com/download/willowJan18-04/871_R6crash_6.jpg


Crazy thing is, he's completely rebuilt it and racing again. Frame and motor were in excellent condition. F.Y.I., frame sliders rock. Saved his ass on the engine.

Damn that crazy. Turn 9 will do that to you. Seen it happen to a couple of buddies. How often you out there?

For a while we were there every month. My buddy ran out cash so we haven't been lately. Probably won't go again until springish

Talk about some bad luck, feel bad for those bikes. :twisted: