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Yes.

I might practice little bit tonight on my VFR750F....

I might practice little bit tonight....

I will not be coaching unless those people pay me in cash $50 per hour per person ;)

OK, it is sunny and dry condition. I am going to practice, at downsview or near the ontario place....most likely at downsview, farmer's market parking lot, west of Dufferin x Sheppard, Little west from Military base. If someone wants to join me having fun, be my guest. You can contact me thru...

I live in West end of Toronto, the city border of Toronto and Etobicoke. Heavy rain here.... if it does not stop in another hour, I will not be coming. But usually, I practice on Thursday night if I do.

I don't know the street number. It is the farmer's market on Sheppard Ave, West of Dufferin (Allen road). After you pass the military base, there is one on your left. I practice once in a while. It looks it will stop raining tonight. I will be going on my CBF1000 (white), 8pm or 9 pm

Yes, reducing speed, you need to use front brake before the cone. After that, still need to use the front brake to sink the front-suspension in order to earn the traction in front...ok, no more free coaching ;)

I cannot see what line you are tracing. How far the distance of pylons? Hint-1: Enter wide, Exit compact. Hint-2: Use both brake till the half-way of the turn. Hint-3: You do need rear brake. Hint-4: How do you create "traction" if you do not ride fast, cannot get enough g-force? Hint-5: Try...

We are thinking to categorize the group of riders like Japan or other countries. All registered riders can ride basically, but the maximum number of riders for an each event has to be 40 to 50. So, it is "first come first serve basis" like other moto-gymkhana events in other countries. This is...

There will be 40 to 50 riders, so Gymkhana Team members will have to work very hard, I guess. One thing I have to mention that, hardest part is "memorizing the course map". In order to run the event smoothly, all riders must follow rules. There are several riders who took wrong way and...

Good thing about going for competition is that you can see the other riders skill levels and how they control "throttle, braking, line of cornering". You will be able to find "good examples".

When and What time? Am not familiar with those area, so if you can put more details will be great.

That is true, unless you can handle the 600 like your arms and legs. There are some people raised the handle-bar on 600cc. Again, it is all up to you. I personally started from smaller size. At the Honda Rock the Red event, Honda provided caged CBR250R for the tournament.

Special Advanced School has not opened yet so far. We will not use "gymkhana" wording in our school name but it will be a part of lesson menu. We are working those negotiation, such as location etc. We are aiming the course fee must be very competitive.