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  1. Fri Apr 5th, 2013, 07:23 AM #1
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Welcome to Colorado!

    I would very much like to come to the track and say hello this Saturday. Unfortunately, I am working this weekend. It would be wonderful and an honor to have you teach at PMP, and I will be participate. Looking forward to seeing you at the track some other time!

    I know Judy mentioned there will be motorcycle only lapping days (possibly on Sundays) moving forward. Can we assume you will be there for those or only on select Sundays? If select ones, how can we go about finding out on which days you will be there?
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Hey Nick want to go on the noob ride this weekend JK you are a legend and I hope that sometime we get to see you on one of the rides!
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Welcome to the CSC, Nick!! I just wanted to let you know how thankful I am for you writing The Pace! When I read it, it moved me, and I felt compelled to share it (I'm also thankful that I didn't get in trouble for doing so!)!
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Quote Originally Posted by Spiderman View Post
    Welcome to the CSC............When I read it, it moved me, and I felt compelled to share it (I'm also thankful that I didn't get in trouble for doing so!)!

    It moved you? Are your Sport Rider pages sticky? Lets not let Nick get the wrong idea about us. We like the article, alot. We also think you are . We also like .

    Sorry Spiderbob, you made it too easy.
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Quote Originally Posted by Cornfed View Post
    It moved you? Are your Sport Rider pages sticky? Lets not let Nick get the wrong idea about us. We like the article, alot. We also think you are . We also like .

    Sorry Spiderbob, you made it too easy.
    Yes, it moved me... intellectually - it made me think.

    You may have heard of "thinking"... you should try it sometime.

    Now who made it too easy?
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Welcome Nick! Hopefully my work schedule will allow me to be at the track a bit more this year, so hopefully we will run into each other. I did YCRS with you in Vegas last February and had blast and learned a lot. It's kind of funny...Ken is active on another forum that I am involved with too. It's a great resource having you guys around.
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Welcome, this is pretty cool!

    Have you learned how to spell Lieutenant correctly yet? It cracks me up every time I open the book and see your autograph with that. lol

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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Nick is the man! Way back in the early 90's I invited him to come speak to our college motorcycle club in Daytona Beach during Bike Week. I didn't really expect a response, but sure enough he came and spoke and even went out for wings with us afterward! Such a great ambassador for the sport -- glad to see you on the board!
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Great to have you, Nick! If anyone isn't familiar with it already, this is a great read from Nick; I highly recommend it:

    http://www.amazon.com/Sport-Riding-T.../dp/1893618072
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    Re: Hello from Nick Ienatsch

    Alright, sounds like I owe some folks sales commissions! Thanks for the plugs...and no, I still can't spell Lt!!!!

    Thanks to some Coloradians for joining fastersafer.com. This site is aimed at rider improvement and has received positive reviews...seems to be helping riders figure out this incredible sport. Join if you can, I've been told it's a great investment...

    Spring's comin', see you on bikes soon...NI
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