A few Gratten Raceway Photos

[Guest]

We had a great time up at Gratten this weekend getting our track certification. I prepped my 81 GS1100 and my garage mate tooke his 1966 CB160 (there were about 10 CBN 160's there). We ran in the vintage class. I saw someone with a GS450 track bike and met someone with a GS750 but failed to get to his trailer to check it out. If you have never gone to the track, you really should. The instruction is great (it was a track certification day) and by the end of the day you will be ten times the rider you were before learning how to ride on a track. Needless to say I am hooked! Picking up a GS750 and converting it to a track only bike immediately!

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[steve murdoch]

Even watching vintage racing is fun. Good for you.
They have vintage track days here a couple days a year, just for grins, no licensing.
That caved-in tank on the 400F looks nasty.

[Buffalo Bill]

Riot!

Have you heard of Sportbike Track Time? http://www.sportbiketracktime.com/
Ride with them, just track time with instructors.
Bill