I was hoping that was smoke... It looks like thats a fresh darky from the pic just before it.

It looks like sand to me to!

Thanks dudes!

Yeah, I'm pretty sure thats some dirt (not smoke)that was pushed on there causing a "slight" loss of traction. I'm nowhere near the point were I'm spinning the rear on exit. I would prob crap out "hersheys kisses" from the puckering/crapping I would be doing.

What happened was...Earlier in the day, some idiot went off the track and decided it was a good idea to enter right at the apex. When he entered the track, he brought with him a pile of dirt and postponed the session for 15min or so until they could clean up the mess. They did make him help with the clean up. :zowned:

you would be surprised, im prolly not nearly as fast as you and can spin the tires coming out of corners on a hard controlled throttle

I dunno. I've had the back slide on me and I'm pretty sure I've felt it spin before, but never intentionally. Hopefully with time I'll be able get a better feel of what the rear is doing, to the point were I can do it on purpose without getting "spooked".

Think that's where dirt riding experience really comes in handy.

yeah, i agree, i used to race xcountry style on my old quad, i think it helps out alot, but also can give you alot of bad habits that you have to work on to get rid of

You got a torque monster, he's got a 600. I hope you can spin the tire coming out.

yeah, im still in my own world were everyone has 80 fp trq

My bike did it a few times at the gap... Dirt riding really helps cope with the stepout. Even though it was slight I didnt chop the gas or it would have tossed me off a freaking mountain for sure! Just grim and hold it. But when your corner speed is 10 mph slower than the guys your chasing and you have a liter inline 4 that loves the straights A LOT then you try to play catch up with the exit...

Man I want to run Drewpy down on the track!

And yes Im no pro, and Yes I do suck...

im slow, wouldnt take much

That's a really fun world to live in! :dthumb: