How many of you fellow riders are fathers? If so, how do you balance the passion for riding and your greatest love and responsibility?Got into track riding 3 years ago and fell in love with it of course. Very passionate about the sport and all things moto.My wife and i had our first baby last year in June, and i got out twice afterwards. Got the bump to intermediate and my riding was progressing nicely. My goal was intermediate mid-pack for 2018.This season my little girl became larger than life itself, and we bought a house - Bike looks great in the garage... But i got to the track once.... Novice group cause a little humility goes a long way.So I am looking for some perspective now. Anyone else gone through a similar phase?The logic says to sell: With so little seat-time and real-time to invest, i will never be able to safely progress to where i know i could (and want) to be. And of course it is dangerous... and expensive... and i feel guilty taking an entire day for myself... and silly logical shit like that....The heart says to keep: It is better to pursue your passion than let adversity force you to quit... i feel i would always regret taking the easy route of giving up trackdays because they require so much time and money and risk.Has anyone else gone through a similar scenario? via /r/Trackdays https://www.reddit.com/r/Trackdays/comments/9nrdad/any_dads_out_there/?utm_source=ifttt
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