You both did well. Heather got over her tumble really well. That Kayla is an ace rider considering her age.

Where are you all from and do you go to different states and tracks? I ride in Louisville Kentucky and Southern Indiana and would love to ride with you all sometime. You definitely could teach me stuff.

It was a blast, we lost sight of Kayla and the other pros within half a lap haha but fun and inspiring to see the pure talent they have. Thank you as always for watching!

@@SALTxTHExWOUND I have always had massive respect for Kayla and all the other MotoAmerica riders but, getting gapped by them on the track has brought my respect for them to a whole other level. 😎👊👊👊🏁

That is so cool that you two raced together! One thing we love about riding the track is there's ALWAYS something new to learn or to improve on, street riding was fun but there's only so much progress you can make on the street and honestly it just didn't feel safe anymore after being on the track. We appreciate you watching! :)

That is so awesome! Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed your track day! Maybe we’ll see you out there one day!

@@SALTxTHExWOUND Absolutely

She's an inspiration!

Thank you Jeff!

Hey man, our experience was amazing, to feel the grip instantly was a big boost of confidence, no more guess work on how long it takes to warm up DOT’s. We ran the R3 up front and the R7 in the rear, we’ll likely switch to the R5 or R7 up front once these wear out since Jennings is such an abrasive track. Both compounds felt great and I didn’t have any sliding at all getting back in the 1:26’s. Kayla, Ben Smith, and all the other pro racers we’ve bumped into have always been super humble and kind for sure. Anything else you want to know just let me know. Thanks for watching!

Haha yeah I thought about putting her name in the title but I figured those who know her would know

Thanks for the tips! I just put a clear windscreen on Heathers GSXR for the next track day so hopefully we can get some good footage! I need to switch mine out as well here soon. Thanks for watching! :)

Thanks for the tips! I was definitely OCD about making sure the warmers were on, I also bought a temp gun to check them next time we're at the track. We have run dunlops Q3+, Q4, and Q5 for the past years so we stuck with dunlop but our tire guy sells Pirelli as well. I'm not opposed to trying another brand, any input on one vs the next? Going out and being able to go as fast as you want right out of the blend line was amazing! I don't think I could ever go back to DOT's now that we're spoiled haha Thank you for watching Jeff :)

@@SALTxTHExWOUND Dunlop is what I run also. It’s a harder carcass than the Pirelli. Pirelli is also a diff profile so you have to change your geometry a little. I prefer the Dunlops but a lot of people run Pirelli also. Both really good tires.

Thanks! I do actually see a lot of older bikes out there sometimes it just depends on the crowd. HEY I sold my LT10 btw, I've got an LT25 being built right now and it should be done sometime in January! We'll have to get together before long. Or maybe you can take me out on yours one day before then haha :)

Really sold the Lt10 , that was real nice Lt10 someone else can enjoy . You'll love the Lt25 . My son has a classic and building his own Lt25 . We can meet up take my LT out

Awesome Indeed!

Dude no way, do NOT pay that. Go to another dealer or even another county to find a better. I paid $11k OTD in 2016 for the exact same bike. If nothing else buy a lightly used one. I see 2018-2020’s for $9-10k on marketplace all the time. If I buy another bike it’ll be used most likely. Good luck man, they are excellent bikes. I’ve got over 33k on mine

@@SALTxTHExWOUND no definitely not paying that. I know things have gone up but that is over the top. I bought my 2018 street triple rs brand new for $10,800. In my head I was going to pay $12k-$14kfor a brand new gsxr750. That guy killed my moral. I’ll still look around other dealers. I’d like a brand new one since I’ll likely keep it for ever because pure bare bone raw powered sports bikes are becoming rare. Bikes with rider aids and electronics are a norm now. 33k miles? You haven’t ridden that bike much since your 30,000 mile bike review almost two years ago. Let me have it if you ain’t gonna ride it. 😂

@@cantwheelie_robwhen you ride track only 3k miles in two years is a shit ton. Add up the miles you’ve done in the last two years on the street, but only count those spent above 10k RPM + at 50% brake pressure or better, + at 30* or greater lean angle.

Lol don’t get offended now, just implying that yes it in fact extremely rare for a 16 year old of either genders be as skilled as Kayla is. The fact that she’s a girl really has nothing to do with it, but still extremely impressive.