I’ve got your number. Come weekend mornings, your khakis and dress shirts make way for leathers and lean angle, on your way to another adrenaline-aided rip up your favorite stretch of twisty pavement. Don’t deny it, because we’ve all been there. The comfort level rises, lean angle increases and before you know it you’re claiming to be the lap record holder on squid mountain pass. Hold on there cowboy. There’s a better place to go fast: the racetrack.  Instead of the unpredictable nature of public roads, the track offers pavement with one-way traffic and an ambulance on the sidelines. So if you find yourself starting a stopwatch or putting tire warmers on before your ride to breakfast, it’s time to reconsider your tactics. One stint on the racetrack will show you what speed is all about, and how to tailor and harness your skills so you can use them to their greatest potential.

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We understand that everyone out there is not an adrenalin junkie and they just enjoy the freedom of the road and the company they meet. There’s nothing like the feeling you get when everyone gathers at the local coffee shop and they start bench racing or just catching up on old times before heading out for an afternoon ride around the lake.

In this section we have motorcycle maintenance tips, pictures of the bikes that people ride, and pictures of the rides that they went on, some good, some bad. 

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Rattler's Rock Racing wants every ride to be safe and enjoyable. So always wear a helmet, eye protection, and protective clothing. Never ride under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. Study your owner's manual and always inspect your bike before riding.

It's not only a good idea but it's the law in California, take a riding skills course. Look at the California Motorcyclist Safety Program (SMSP) web site  or call them at 1 (877) RIDE-411 for all the details .  If you are not in California check with the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) web site or call them at 1-800-446-9227 for the course nearest you.

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