Your being a crybaby. No one is being negative. You asked a question, and people who know their shit gave you an honest answer. You don't need rearsets, or GP shift. As for being prepared to bring the bike home in a box, you may not like that answer, but it's the reality of racing. Go to the track. Lok around. You won't see well waxed, shiny race bikes with trick parts. You'll see bikes with road rash, and safety wire, and duct tape. Whatever it takes to keep racing. And race bikes make terrible street bikes, which is why turning your street bike into a race bike is a bad idea. Go do a few track days. You'll see what we mean. You have 5 weeks under your belt. You know shit from shit. Yes, we were all newbies, and when your a newbie, you need someone with experience to explain everything to you. Not just the nice things everything. If you can't handle negativity, pick a different sport. This one has a negative side, and death is part of it. So is ending up in a wheel chair. What sounds to you likepeople negative, is people trying tomake you understand what your getting into. You may want to learn, and thats great, if at 5 weeks, you think you've already pushed too hard for the street, you're in for a rude awakening. I had 10 years of riding experience under my belt when I first rode on the track. I was flat out amazed at how slow I was. Track riding is a whole new world. Just want you to know the facts.
