Hey!
I asked a question yesterday and realised I hadn't posted a hello. So here I am.
I'm from Melbourne, Australia. Currently own a BMW S1000RR (2018), and I'm getting a Ninja 400 for Christmas as a little race/track/fun bike. Buying bits and pieces and researching things like safety wiring and such.
My motivation was watching some 44teeth content on YouTube, where they were being silly racing 125s around a track. Looked really fun, and I enjoy a friendly chase on the road. After some research and discovering the racing in Australia, especially Melbourne, isn't super into 125s I figured I'd find something that fits into a 300 Supersport category, so here I am.
Next year I'll be aiming to participate in some entry level muck around racing. If I do any good/feel confident and can get funds together I might step it up for the next year to something more serious, but will see how it goes. At the moment I'm a complete amateur outside of a few track days.
Basically got the 400 to have fun, without the stress of a ridiculous repair bill the S1KRR gives me on track, and something I can just chuck around and be silly.
Anyway, glad to be here, and that you guys exist. There is a lot of useful information on the forums and answers to dumb questions I've had.
See you around.
I asked a question yesterday and realised I hadn't posted a hello. So here I am.
I'm from Melbourne, Australia. Currently own a BMW S1000RR (2018), and I'm getting a Ninja 400 for Christmas as a little race/track/fun bike. Buying bits and pieces and researching things like safety wiring and such.
My motivation was watching some 44teeth content on YouTube, where they were being silly racing 125s around a track. Looked really fun, and I enjoy a friendly chase on the road. After some research and discovering the racing in Australia, especially Melbourne, isn't super into 125s I figured I'd find something that fits into a 300 Supersport category, so here I am.
Next year I'll be aiming to participate in some entry level muck around racing. If I do any good/feel confident and can get funds together I might step it up for the next year to something more serious, but will see how it goes. At the moment I'm a complete amateur outside of a few track days.
Basically got the 400 to have fun, without the stress of a ridiculous repair bill the S1KRR gives me on track, and something I can just chuck around and be silly.
Anyway, glad to be here, and that you guys exist. There is a lot of useful information on the forums and answers to dumb questions I've had.
See you around.