1/8mi drag race Touring vs the GT

Kevin I see your throttle hand but not your clutch hand. What has helped me in the past is keeping my throttle hand elbow up slightly. It helps me get more of full throttle sooner....it feels strange but it works.

Working on the suspension will certainly keep the bike from bouncing. I think the little hop you get might be minimized a bit by releasing the clutch in staging to the just before pulling the bike and a little slower initial release. You may already be doing part of this, I couldn't tell from the video.

I try and keep my eyes up down track until shifting into 3rd, it keeps be straight and helps me from missing the shift from 1sr to 2nd. I'm sure by now you don't need the tach in order to change gears the first time without hitting the rev limiter.

These are a few things that have worked for me over the years and you might find helpful.
 
I will try to incorporate the tips. I appreciate the feedback and will be working on those few things. Thanks