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@lynx
Tho I'm not sure about track days, some times you get arsehole riders who treat it like a race and that takes the fun out of it. Have done track days on an RS250 and a nc30. Both bikes had the suspension set up for me on the day, just the static sag and I had a play with the setting between sessions but then stopped as I need to learn the track and learn braking points and then looking through the corners and lines so more about racing than learning the bike. I wanted to do a few css days with Andy Ibbott, but that is not going to happen. I have done a few off road days and they really are hard work. Lots of fun as you learn to fall off at slow speeds. Enjoyed doing days at goldings barn. But amazing how tiring it is.
Quite fancy doing the ron haslam race school just the teaching braking, braking control and to switch off the the panic of grabbing a handful of brake and dropping the bike.