There are dreams in live, on the personal side as well as for a business, which might never come true. Sometimes you don’t see the signs, telling you that they are close and how they are achievable. Sometimes though… they bite you right in the face, and an idea, a chat, a brainstorm later… the dream becomes a vision and then becomes a shape.
Thomas Shurtz, a long timer student and friend is sitting with me at the camp fire at Laguna Seca Raceway back in 2024. We were there to reveal Pazzo, my new track bike and for a Track Drill 1on4 next day. After a hefty BBQ and a few beers we started talking about improvements and he offered his support. He asked what I’d do, and I said “My tent… I hate it. It keeps flying away. I wished I could do my classroom sessions inside, especially when it’s hot or noisy outside”. Thomas said that he could give me a cargo trailer since he runs an RV dealership in Lockeford CA. That got us brainstorming how this would ideally look like in perfection, like, off the leash. The vision of a ‘Mobile Track Classroom’ was born!
At first, it was a cargo trailer which could be transferred to whatever necessary, but the deeper we got into ideas and opportunities, the bigger it has become. All of a sudden you see the possibilities. No more hotels- hosting an entire team including their equipment- a place for comfort and relaxation- no more fast food- and yea, and entertainment. Student hospitality- cold drinks and coffee- proper seating- TV and video- data analysis- air conditioning and heater- a safe and cool place to be and where you like to come back to meet, and especially… to learn. A paddock in its own!
Thomas goes… I’m in. We go big! In the end it really got big… literally, because more and more we drift towards toy hauler travel trailers, and we begun to look for the right model and sizes. Something that gave us the best baseline and is available on the used market. The one which peeked the most is rare, and they are off the market in no time. To get one close bye was almost impossible, but after months of research and negotiations… we finally got one in Ohio!
We went the risky way, but I am soooo fricking excited and can’t wait for delivery. Thomas team at Carson Pass RV in Lockeford are ready for it as they not just service all kinds of trailers and RV’s- they also customize whatever the need is or you want. There is a lot coming at us now, including a full vinyl wrap. So we’ll have to manage this well on many ends.
We will be documenting all of it in videos, pictures and blog posts. From arrival, and the transition of the entire project till the end. There will be so much to explore and I am sure that this will be inspiring track riders to expend their own infrastructure and so their hobby.
Carson Pass RV, 19226 Hwy 88, Lockeford, CA
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Headcoach Can Akkaya, Superbike-Coach Corp
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The Body Positioning & Knee Down class on Saturday was leading the way. Our mini bikes, which are included in the course were doing the job. It went down many times, but we don’t even ask question in regard to damage. Instead, we ask to go try harder. The knee drag success rate of 80% shows how efficient we are. Dean Lonske’s 
“Spent the weekend doing the Knees Down Wheels Up Weekend Double Header after having done the Cornering School series and I have nothing but positive things to say. But I can’t stress this enough: You should _really_ do Cornering School first. I can tell you for a fact that the process of going through Cornering School and meeting a bunch of people that showed up to the same classes this weekend made it that much more special. It’s not a class as much as it is a family (Possibly cult, but a good kind, really), and seeing how people grow, change bikes, and support each other as you get better at the primary points of handling a motorcycle will make getting your knee down on your bike that much easier. Also, neither a power wheelie nor dragging limbs will be the defining factor in a life-or-death situation on the street. That said: Getting the chance to ride _6_ different bikes over the weekend (Two minis, the wheelie machine, two different race-spec supermotos, all on top of the Zero S I came in on) was an absolute blast. The cheers from your classmates when you get your first knee down, pop your first wheelie on the strip, or even when you send it a bit too hard in a comical fashion is absolutely worth it. The entire team is warm, friendly, with straight fire banter amongst each other and the class. Dean is an epic photographer who has absolutely added more pictures of me looking far better on my bikes than I actually am. Yes the pictures are free. Seriously though, if you’ve been giving your McDonald’s cashier tips you can certainly give something back to someone dedicating their week (because goes through thousands of photos to filter out the best ones) to documenting your journey. If I can get my other bike fixed in time, definitely going to do Track Rookie at Thunderhill and experience what will likely be one of the most well run “big track” days that I will have in my two-wheeled educational career.”
