New to SSA

[Rooster]

we're gonna have some fun. You'll see.  

I don't know if I should be scared or glad to hear that   

[Justin]

I found that riding on the track and riding on the road are two very separate things.  That said, the track does makes you a better/safer rider by proving that the bike is infinitely more capable than we'd otherwise believe.  It leans further, and stops faster, and can be redirected quicker than the majority of street riders understand.  Ask someone if the track days helped save there skin on the street.  The track is where it's at.  In fact I'm starting a new post about this!

[dmh2000]

I've ridden on dirt plenty of times in the past

it's not your first time on two wheels!  The Level II road racer school out here is held ENTIRELY on dirt.
Don't believe me??? check it out!
http://www.cornerspeed.net/spin.html

I went to the non-racer American Supercamp this spring, which is the same deal. learn to slide on a yamaha 125. it was definitely worth it. http://www.americansupercamp.com/