[NevadaWolf]

This is all dependant on local orgs rules, but for me and my bike, "prepping" was done the morning of at trackside.

Tape up all lights
Remove fuses for lights
Remove mirrors
Remove dash gizmos

I am sure I am forgetting something, but the point is I rode to the track, then prepped, did the sessions, undid my prep, and rode home.

If I needed to I could have added luggage for food/drinks/trade items for use of someone elses popup. My Dad wanted to come watch so he brought the cooler, shade, and popup.

Just saying you don't need a track dedicated bike right off and Circe can be easily switched back and forth as she is. Yes, having a track specific bike with everything properly buttoned up and safety wired with fairings you don't mind rashing cause they are a quick fix makes it easier, but its not required.