new biker ( hi to podie and nuggs)

[tuscan s]

I would like to say hello and introduce myself to this forum, i have just brought a gsxr 600 k3 2003 with 987.00 miles on the clock in mint condition. This is my third bike in 4 years, the others were a 600 bandit then a honda CBR600. I am still a novice with these bikes and intend to do some track days in the near future, could anybody tell me of some good training courses in the south england area. I have been a pher for 5 years, and i have also owned 4 tvrs, 2 chims, and 2 tuscans, my car at the moment is a 2003 tuscan s.
i would like to say hello to PODIE and NUGGS who i have just noticed post on here, they have both gave me good advice in the past. Hope to speak to you all in the future. Gordon.

[Rawwr]

What a splendid choice of bike

[YamR1,V64motion]

tuscan s said:

I would like to say hello and introduce myself to this forum, i have just brought a gsxr 600 k3 2003 with 987.00 miles on the clock in mint condition. This is my third bike in 4 years, the others were a 600 bandit then a honda CBR600. I am still a novice with these bikes and intend to do some track days in the near future, could anybody tell me of some good training courses in the south england area. I have been a pher for 5 years, and i have also owned 4 tvrs, 2 chims, and 2 tuscans, my car at the moment is a 2003 tuscan s. i would like to say hello to PODIE and NUGGS who i have just noticed post on here, they have both gave me good advice in the past. Hope to speak to you all in the future. Gordon.

wow i bet you got a good deal on the K3, 987 miles is nothing, to tell you the truth the Ron Haslam race school is meant to be pretty good but it means going to donnington i think, ive wanted to do it for a while too so perhaps a few others might be and we could all go up?, oh and btw nice choice of car, i would be lying if i said i wasnt a little jelous lol, anyway enjoy the GSXR get some miles on it bfore it gts too cold.

[tuscan s]

[quote=YamR1,V64motion]

tuscan s said:

I would like to say hello and introduce myself to this forum, i have just brought a gsxr 600 k3 2003 with 987.00 miles on the clock in mint condition. This is my third bike in 4 years, the others were a 600 bandit then a honda CBR600. I am still a novice with these bikes and intend to do some track days in the near future, could anybody tell me of some good training courses in the south england area. I have been a pher for 5 years, and i have also owned 4 tvrs, 2 chims, and 2 tuscans, my car at the moment is a 2003 tuscan s. i would like to say hello to PODIE and NUGGS who i have just noticed post on here, they have both gave me good advice in the past. Hope to speak to you all in the future. Gordon.

wow i bet you got a good deal on the K3, 987 miles is nothing, to tell you the truth the Ron Haslam race school is meant to be pretty good but it means going to donnington i think, ive wanted to do it for a while too so perhaps a few others might be and we could all go up?, oh and btw nice choice of car, i would be lying if i said i wasnt a little jelous lol, anyway enjoy the GSXR get some miles on it bfore it gts too cold.[/quote

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Th deal i got on the k3 i think was a good one, £3750 with a datatool 3 alarm fitted, i am a bit lucky as my good friend and next door neighbour is a director of colin collins in letchworth, and i asked him to look out for a k3, he is also a pher (bigblockmark) thanks for saying you like the tuscan, it is a lovely car, i think i must be going through a second childhood at the moment,i am 50 years old, but am going to enjoy myself while i still have the chance. SOD THE DEBT.

>> Edited by tuscan s on Monday 26th September 20:49

>> Edited by tuscan s on Monday 26th September 20:51

[YamR1,V64motion]

tuscan s said:

[quote=YamR1,V64motion] tuscan s said: I would like to say hello and introduce myself to this forum, i have just brought a gsxr 600 k3 2003 with 987.00 miles on the clock in mint condition. This is my third bike in 4 years, the others were a 600 bandit then a honda CBR600. I am still a novice with these bikes and intend to do some track days in the near future, could anybody tell me of some good training courses in the south england area. I have been a pher for 5 years, and i have also owned 4 tvrs, 2 chims, and 2 tuscans, my car at the moment is a 2003 tuscan s. i would like to say hello to PODIE and NUGGS who i have just noticed post on here, they have both gave me good advice in the past. Hope to speak to you all in the future. Gordon. wow i bet you got a good deal on the K3, 987 miles is nothing, to tell you the truth the Ron Haslam race school is meant to be pretty good but it means going to donnington i think, ive wanted to do it for a while too so perhaps a few others might be and we could all go up?, oh and btw nice choice of car, i would be lying if i said i wasnt a little jelous lol, anyway enjoy the GSXR get some miles on it bfore it gts too cold.[/quote .................................................... Th deal i got on the k3 i think was a good one, £3750 with a datatool 3 alarm fitted, i am a bit lucky as my good friend and next door neighbour is a director of colin collins in letchworth, and i asked him to look out for a k3, he is also a pher (bigblockmark) thanks for saying you like the tuscan, it is a lovely car, i think i must be going through a second childhood at the moment,i am 50 years old, but am going to enjoy myself while i still have the chance. SOD THE DEBT. >> Edited by tuscan s on Monday 26th September 20:49 >> Edited by tuscan s on Monday 26th September 20:51

wow £3750 is a great deal for a K3 with such low milage,ive always had a soft spot for the Tuscan its probably my favourite modern car although now the Sagaris is out i think it might be 1st= , good luck with the bike.

[Mark_SV]

tuscan s said:

... could anybody tell me of some good training courses in the south england area.

Hi Gordon,

Where are you in the South? Check out these folks - both are the absolute dogs boll*cks:

www.advanced-motorcycle-training.co.uk/Courses.asp

www.rapidtraining.co.uk/e/faq.htm

I'd suggest contacting 'em both for a chat to find out who best suits your needs. (From experience, I'd recommend doing a couple of days, ideally with a bit of time in between to let the first day sink in.) Hope this helps.

Mark