This is my first testimonial. Ever. I've been riding bikes off and on for a long time (55 years old at this writing) but had taken a decade off. Bought a sportbike last year and did a few track days. I caught the bug and decided to do more this year. Dave had set my sag at a novice school and over the next few track days he continued to help me with the small adjustments on my stock suspension. Adjustments intended primarily to keep the tires alive at my basic settings. I had purchased his DVDs and learned some good stuff there as well. By now I've gone from the 2:27s to 2:07s. Those are respectable lower A group times at that track and I was feeling pretty good about myself. Then I took his suspension clinic. All I can say is do it. We didn't use a timer that day but the bike felt really good. I was needing some free track time to find out. My next trip down I was wanting 2:05s by the second day. First day, second session - 2:03s. Second day, fourth session - 2:00s! My head was so big I could hardly fit into my trailer. It truly is more about suspension than horsepower. So as I said, do it. Do it now. And take notes.
Phil Price
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