Israel has no racetracks, so this is as good as it gets for me.
Anyway...
This meant that ALL the time was spent in second gear and the corners were TIIIIGHT
But this is a real testament to the R12R's realworld abilities.
The bike handled flawlessly - flicking from side to side without hesitation and during the whole session, it never made me skip a heartbeat or doubt its grip.
It was a hard, technical track - full of sandy corners, really bad asphalt and tight chicanes.
Not that i am a hero or great rider (far from it), but the bike flatters the rider all the way - forgiving stupid mistakes/inputs and rewarding by scraping pegs & allowing fantastic lean angles.
YES - today i was a bit of a hooligan
Here are some pictures:





Regards,
E