I barely ride it any more, since there is nowhere to really go or anyone to ride with. Not terribly amped up about doing additional track days because of liability both personally and financially. The bike has been paid off for a long time, but there is always the risk of hospital time or wrecking the bike. I know I'll likely regret selling it, but it just sits there. Selling it could also help fund a truck and trailer to tow cars.
). The nice thing about track days is that they're closed course educational days, not competition, so medical policies will typically cover most things without issue. Most coverage problems stem from competition clauses you sometimes find in there (i.e. not covered if injury is sustained during a competitive event). I've also read a bit about supplemental policies some people pick up specifically to cover helicopter rides. Don't know any details other than the fact that they exist, and supposedly they're not outrageously expensive. 
