Am I in the A Group or B Group? - check this out... Click on track name for a map of the area and a track map. Whenever we refer to "both days" we're talking about the two back to back days at the same track. "Std School"= Standard 2 group day open to all. Streets of Willow: Rosamond, CA Sonoma Raceway: Sonoma, CA (Sears Point) Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca: Monterey, CA VIR: Alton, VA, (near Danville) *Please be aware: Laguna Seca Raceway has a 90db noise limitation which is strictly enforced by track officials. No aftermarket pipes allowed. If you are asked by track officials to stay off the track due to excessive noise, CLASS has no say in the matter and a refund will not be given. Also for Laguna Seca: Please secure a number to your windscreen or right side fairing that is clearly visible from 50'. 6" numbers are preferable. *If you have a loud pipe and want to ride Laguna Seca, we can set you up with a maker of "quiet inserts". Jay took Reg's CBR600RR with the factory HRC pipe from 100+ db to 89 db, and gained midrange power!

ALSO: Reliable sources from Mazda Raceway at Laguna Seca have advised us that late model Yamaha R6s, Ducatis and BMW R1000S', Ducatis and others have been known to fail sound tests even in stock trim. If you ride one of these bikes and are concerned about not passing sound at Laguna, Jay Murray can probably help. Please contact us at CLASS or shoot Jay an email. VIR is a two day CLASS. This means all riders are in it for both days, and the second day is an expansion of the first. Our one plus one days do a great job of this, and we plan to make two day classes even better! (A little more intense than a standard CLASS, but not nearly as intense as a D-Day CLASS, which is the ultimate Two Day CLASS). For Standard School enrollment, we require a $150 deposit per rider per CLASS date at Streets of Willow. All other tracks are $200 deposit per CLASS day. If your enrollment is part of a block of schools receiving a discount, we require payment in full at the time of enrollment. If you pay only the deposit when you enroll, the balance will be due 30 days prior to your event date. 

For D-Day class, deposit is 35% down at enrollment, 35% 120 days out and balance 30 days out.motorcycles for sale missoula CLASS Standard School Cancellation Policymotorcycle accessories skokie il "Reg, I have taken several other track programs and although I do tend to learn from each, I really enjoy your school because of the relaxed environment but yet serious nature of the way you run the program. firestone deluxe champion motorcycle tire sizesI never feel pressured and the instructors are top notch and really want you to learn and become a better a rider... motorcycle for sale flyer template

You do make a difference in teaching people a safe and fun way to ride."best motorcycle rides near gatlinburg tnOk, so I've seen this several times but was finally able to get a picture of it yesterday. norton motorcycle for sale bcHere in Okinawa they have quite a few ways to get tourists to spend their money. This is one of them! Apparently its's legal to drive these anywhere except the expressway in Okinawa. No helmet is needed and I believe you only need a regular drivers license/ international drivers permit to rent one. You can also rent three wheeled motorcycles without needing a motorcycle license or helmet (apparently they fit the bid as a small car). But if you do rent one be incredibly careful they are really hard to see if you are in a car (even the flags above them can be difficult to see).

Also the company who rents them may give you Mario gear to wear. The guy in the white tshirt above has a Mario cap. I've seen other people completely dressed as Mario, Luigi Etc. You can see more on the website link below. These guys stopped at the 100 Yen store (Japanese Dollar Store) to buy a few of their own supplies including party masks and squirt guns. Looks like a damn good time right?! If you're interested in renting some while on the island you will need to go to the link HERE. For one hour it will be roughly $30 USD for one hour up to $170 for 24 hours ( Sign in with Facebook Create a Japan Travel account I have read and agree to the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy. Email reset password link Freedom, Reliability and Comfort at a Great Price When I first arrived on Okinawa, I was a little shocked to find out there are no trains on the island. Okinawa’s public transportation network consists of busses only, with the exception of a monorail which connects central Naha, making it somewhat challenging to get around and really explore all of Okinawa.

As I was staying a little north of Naha, I had no choice but to use the busses as my primary means of getting around. To be fair, the bus network on Okinawa is pretty comprehensive, however the travel times and prices really left me wondering if there was a better way. Whilst I don’t necessarily dislike traveling by bus, there is one limiting factor when traveling by bus on Okinawa - the inability to stop, pull over and enjoy the beautiful scenery for more than the momentary glance you get as you zoom past on a public bus. I decided to visit Nippon Rent-a-Car in central Naha to look into renting a car for a couple of days so I could explore northern Okinawa, have the freedom of stopping to enjoy the view whenever I liked, and escape the tourist buzz by visiting seaside villages and having a real opportunity to explore. Nippon Rent-A-Car has a huge range of smoking/non-smoking vehicles: From small compact cars, to comfortable sedans, and large people-moving wagons, Nippon Rent-A-Car can cater to all needs.

Prices start from as low as 7,035 yen per 24 hours and increase according to vehicle size. I decided on a Toyota Prius which was comfortable and efficient. What I liked about Nippon Rent-A-Car was the friendly service from the staff. They insisted on showing me a range of cars which were best suited to my itinerary, explaining the features and benefits of each car, taking into consideration my luggage and personal preferences. They explained how to operate the car, and gave me a thorough lesson on how to use the GPS Navigation system which spoke to me in Japanese, English, Chinese & Korean. Nippon Rent-A-Car also provided me with an English language map which highlighted most of the attractions on the island, along with map codes that I could input into the GPS and within seconds be on my way. Nippon Rent-A-Car also provides infant and child seats for all its vehicles to ensure your entire family is secure. It was interesting to note that if I had caught the bus to Churaumi Aquarium from Naha, it would have taken me approximately three hours, one transfer and almost 2,000 yen each way.

Having a car however, took me only 1.5 hours, and i was able to stop at whichever beach or headland I desired along the way. Say there’s two of you that want to visit the Churaumi Aquarium, that’s roughly six hours of travel at the cost of 8,000 yen. The rental car almost pays for itself on just this trip alone. One thing I learned visiting Nippon Rent-A-Car after I had already arrived on Okinawa was that you can in fact book through the internet, often at cheaper rates, and have a Nippon representative waiting for you at the airport arrival hall to take you directly to the rental office ensuring you can be on your way in very little time. This along with Nippon Rent-A-Car’s exceptional customer service, will ensure an easy, stress free and convenient start to a vacation on Okinawa. I highly recommend renting a car with Nippon Rent-A-Car if you are visiting Okinawa as it really does give you much more freedom, comfort and flexibility during your stay. If you have any feedback, corrections or ideas on how we can improve this page, please contact us using this form.