Absolute Cycle Experiece Is now an offcial CCS Race Certification Organization

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Absolute Cycle Is now approved for CCS Race Certification! You can get this approval at any one of our dates! More to come!

ACE RACE School

Price: $100 (plus track fees)

As ans approved CCS Race Certification School, The Absolute Cycle Experience Track day and schools (ACE) will provide its riders with an official Race Certification school good for the CCS Racing organization.

Certification School will provide a student, who follows the general curriculum, and shows proper Knowledge of the material being presented, with  a certification letter. This letter is mandatory for a rider purchase a CCS license.  Rider and machine requirements and compliance will be necessary to Race at a CCS event. We will help provide that information, and look over your motorcycle before the end of the course to help the student not only save money in not purchasing equipment not necessary, but to give the rider a presentation on the minimum requirements to pass CS Technical inspection.. CCS rules and regulations along with procedures, flags, safety along with riding and racing strategy will be covered. Motorcycle preparation, basic suspension and geometry theory and overall racing mentality, will complete this course. We will also point you to AbsoluteCycle.com which also carries all the item needed to complete this task.

Rider Requirements:

Students must be at least 14 years old. Those under 18 must have a legal parent or guardian at each event and sign off giving permission and release liability by signing an official waiver.

All participants are required to wear a one or two piece leather riding suit. Two piece suits must have full circumference zippers from jacket to pant. Over the ankle leather boots. Gauntlet style leather gloves ( over the wist) and hard or aftermarket quality back protectors. Helmets must be 5 years old or newer, must be full face and have eye protection. Damaged helmets will not be acceptable.


Some CCS Tech Guidelines

Motorcycles must be free from fluid leaks and in good operational condition. Throttle action must be free and snap back to the closed position. An operational kill switch is required. No lights, turn signals, mirrors and any street racks must be removed. Center and side stands must be removed. Rear fenders or seat sections must extend to meet the rear axle. No aluminum or carbon rotors will be accepted. All oil, coolant or fuel carrying lines must be safety wired, clipped, clamped or other approved methods. Crank case venting must be routed to a catch can of no less than 350 cc capacity or in the air box. Battery and radiator overflow lines may be routed to a separate container. Oil drain, fill and spin on filters must be safety wired and secure. No ethylene glycol coolant allowed. Valve caps are required.

The following motorcycles must have case guards.

All Suzuki GSXR models, GSF and GSX models. Yamaha FZR600 and YZF except R1. Case guards or reinforced cover is required on the left side only for Yamaha YZF-R1 and 2000 and later model Suzuki GSXR with OEM style body work. No openings on the lower right side of fairing. All race bodies must capture the contents of all the crank case oil should a failure occur. Minimum requirement is 3 quarts. Motorcycles with no fairing may be adapted with a catch system of body work. Two 1" holes may be drilled in the lower for rain water drainage and must be plugged in dry conditions. All lowers must be mounted with solid screws or fasteners. Zip ties do not qualify.
Final machine approval rests with the tech inspector at a CCS Event.

Absolute Cycle's Tech requirements can be found at the link below. We have also provided this in text on this post for your info. ACE Tech requirements need to be met in order to participate in the ACE RACE Course.

Tech Inspection: NO REFUNDS FOR FAILING TECH
Decibel Level Policy

Many race tracks have a decibel level requirement that you must abide by. ACE does not check noise levels during tech. Stock exhaust systems are not usually a problem. However, IF you have modified your bike with a competition or other aftermarket exhaust components or systems, it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to verify that the bike is within track noise requirements. ACEdoes NOT check sound levels, but many tracks are using portable sound meters to verify compliance. IF the TRACK flags you for excessive noise, your day will be forfeit with no credit due except EFP if applicable. Prepare your bike for the track. Track rules take precedence and if the track rules do not conflict, here are the guidelines:

- Kickstands: Kickstand removal is not required for the novice and intermediate group.Kickstand removal is STRONGLY encouraged for advanced group riders. -

Centerstands: It is highly recommended that centerstands be removed due to clearance issues for all groups but not required in novice or intermediate. Centerstands are required to be removed in the advanced group. -

Your bike in top mechanical condition (no leaking fluids)with new or near new tires at leat 80%,

- All glass, headlight(s), turn signals, and plastic lenses must be taped over or removed. - Both mirrors must be removed or taped over. -

Proper safety gear for the racetrack (i.e. gloves, helmet, boots, one or two-piece leathers) - Textile riding suit w/full zipper in beginner only. -

Check the chain for lubrication, tight spots and overall tension -

All motorcycles must have an operational handlebar mounted kill switch/button and self-closing throttle in good working condition. - All bodywork must be mounted securely -

No coolant change needed in Beginner, it is recommended in intermediate, and mandatory for EXPERT

We will have tech inspection each morning that we ride.

We will be checking the following items: helmet, boots, back protector (Intermediate, Advanced), tire tread depth and condition, hand lever functionality, foot level functionality, kill switch, chain tension, coolant, properly taped up lights, exhaust bolts, and general condition (possible loose nuts, bolts.)
http://www.absolutecycle.com/raceshop/index.php?target=pages&page_id=track_day_policy

We are working on adding this option to our track day registration site, so for now please call 1-877-382-9800 option #3 or email Absolutetrackday@aol.com

Lets Make this next event a big one at NJMP In September GO RACING!

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