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Message: [QUOTE="oldguy, post: 526997, member: 16965"] Don't enter the track without first assuring it is clear and safe to (check with the owner where they want you to enter) If you are stopping to watch an obstacle and how others ride it get well off the track Always maintain a steady line -do not move over for faster riders they will get around you. Anticipate (after a couple laps) where the faster line approaching obstacles is and if there is other faster traffic let them have it before you get to the area. If there are small kids out there be sure you are responsible when overtaking them and if you are about to pass and realize a faster rider is approaching act as asignpost behind the kid (they are hard to see for faster riders in corners and behind jumps) Ask questions of the better riders every track has its own home park rules and in the process you may hook up with some higher level riders My son has a friend at our track that will both use him as passing practice and teach him riding technique on the same lap. They discussed it in the past and both know that when Tyler blows passed him and then a couple turns later is blockingg him or slowing for him what is going on. They both benefit in that my son sees great technique and lines while Tyler learns new line to pass or areas to avoid Last and biggest rule- [b]always wear all your gear (even helmet in the pits) and have a safe fun day[/b] [/QUOTE]