As opposed to taking a class and NOT paying attention?

Good, i don't want to be riding with you if you can't pass that class... nor do I want to hear about your accident....nor do I want to have to watch out for you when I'm in my car cause you think wheelies are cool to do on the street.

Worst idea ever.
First, the ninjas they have are big. and heavy. and turn like crap.
Second, you have to do a figure eight in basically two parking spots... the ninja isn't the easiest to do this in.
Third, the dirt bikes (if you can touch) would be a better choice as they are more apt at turning in tight radii, lighter, and overall an easier bike to learn with...

and for the record, i took the class in '03 or '04... class had a 75% pass ratio.

 

Having said that, how about a little prep training Kam? I haven't actually been on a bike since I was 12.

Do I hear a G35 parts for motorcycle training deal?

 

Kam.

 

i got the bike... you still gotta call me back from like two weeks before thanksgiving!

I know a place we can get the basics done. this will help you with the MSF course for the most part.

you know the number


and hey JP

 

Just a follow up. I thought that course was great. The instructors were good and you get some decent experience. Our group was 100% passed (possibly because the really awful riders didn't bother to come back to test).

The same instructors also said that they instruct the Rider's Edge class over at the Harley place. One of the instructors actually works at the Harley place. They say that the only difference between the two classes is that you are paying more for the Rider's Edge class.

CCSN ftw!

 

Good for you