[ConqSoft]

Cast your vote!

[BDA116]

Eh,
Oh, NOW there are voting options......but I don't see one with off-road options.
Therefore, my vote is: 0% street, remainder off-road or track.

Since I don't have a streetbke right now it's 100% track, but I'll be back on the street after I get a new one

Track riding is safer most often, but the street can be exhilarating as well.

[Baketech]

Tough question....

[jetbdude]

This year as been real good for me as far as track day, so I'm up to 80/20. Even thinking of either selling the Repsol or make it a track day only bike.....

[Heavy-Dee]

Probably 50/50 this year, b/c I've really only used my bike on the street to commute, and I have a very short commute.

HD

[phobiaphobe]

100% street. Haven't tried the track yet, but it's really a hobby I can't afford right now.

In a few years I might just buy a beater racebike and a nice dirtbike and give up street altogether. Who knows.

[Hammer]

Now I'm probably about 70% street, hopefully by this time next year it will be 70% track.

[RRWANTR]

At the moment it's about 10% street 90% track. May move a little in the comming months.

[cbr99xx]

Mileage... I'd have to go with 70% street. This year has been 50/50.

If I don't get my street miles in... In the Smokies I shall go insane.

For those that have done it... you know. A long solitary ride in God's cathedral is necessary. My sanity depends on it. (Kinda like Easy Rider... your look at your watch … then throw that mother in the ditch!!! )

[bwhip]

90% street, 10% track. Both have their shares of thrills, risks, and joys.

[MrX954]

100% Street for me... Wish I could say I had a trackbike but my goal is Grattan '06

[CBRVFR]

Mostly track this year, but a couple of VFR forays down into Kentucky will bring me up to a better mix.

I don't commute at all, and have no desire to ride in the city. Track and twisty country roads, please.

[Scratch]

So far 100% street but that's going to start changing as of this weekend.

Also no desire to ride city/traffic areas or commuting. Just country roads with lots of twists and unfortunately lots of gravel on occasion.

Would like to get it to a 50/50 mix soon and eventually stop buying tags altogether

[Red Rider]

100% track.

[ND4SPD]

Where's the option for posing?

[motojedi]

Well let's see..........the 6RR has about 1000 track miles and 600 street on it this year and the ST1300 has about 10,000 for the year so I'll say 90/10.

[Red Rider]

Originally Posted by ND4SPD

Where's the option for posing?

...or in your case, off-roading!

[xraycatj]

working on getting everything track ready.

[PHARMER954]

I initially thought all of you would be die hard track people (I would be if I had the chance), but the stats are suprising me. right now 100% street, but does colorado mountain roads count for at least a little track? didn't think so. I want to get on a track this year and learn how to extract more out of my bike.

[SilverBullet]

90% track here. Once in a while I will ride in to work, but I think thats only been twice this year and only one street ride with my buddies.

[Linus]

80% track-the 20% comes from me riding the bike to my buddies house to load it on a trailer and the occassional ride into work on a good weekend. Race gas is too expensive to burn on the street.

[xraycatj]

right now i'm riding every day for everything so it works out to about:
60% daily commuting (I know I know its boring)
38% canyon roads
2% city riding (to get to the mountains )

[robert929]

I used to roadrace and I tire tested for Nissin Cup Noodle back in '91,'92. That was a long time ago, and about 80lbs. I roadraced 2-stroke 250's, NSR, RS (Honda) what else? Now it's 100% street, I wish I could get back into it, but it really is an expensive hobby over here.

[coderedcbr]

Well, last year it was about 80% track and 20% street, but I have not been on the track this year so it is 100% street.