anyone taking the Msf class in Costa Mesa on March30th, April 2nd and April 3rd... Me and 2 other friends are takin it, and i was just wondering if i can meet some new people... I am Taking MSF course, reading Twist of the Wrist 1 and vol. 2. Cant wait till end of April to get bike :-D

 

Im taking it april 15th in PA! lol

 

Good luck on the class guys. First day might be a drag but you learn a lot so try not to fall asleep

 

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btw, don't wheelie, they'll kick you out.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Gentlemangsr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">anyone taking the Msf class in Costa Mesa on March30th, April 2nd and April 3rd... Me and 2 other friends are takin it, and i was just wondering if i can meet some new people... I am Taking MSF course, reading Twist of the Wrist 1 and vol. 2. Cant wait till end of April to get bike :-D</TD></TR></TABLE>Good luck, the class is pretty fun and you'll learn so much from it. Luckily you're taking the class before summer starts.

 

Taking the MSF is one of the smartest things you can do! LOL When I first pulled my bike out of the parking lot at the dealership (The thing literally had 2.5 miles on it) I must have sat at the intersection for like 2 full minutes before I had collected myself mentally and actually pulled out! Once I passed that first hurdle I took a deep breath and rode around cautiously and confidently. I can only imagine how soon I would have dropped it if I had not learned the fundamentals in the MSF class. My best advice is to really try to pay attention in the classroom portion. Its gonna become boring at points but let your mind absorb all the info that it is presented and youll be a more educated rider because of it!
Aaron

 

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lol did you learn that the hard way

 

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Actually, me and two of my friends took it the same time back in 2000. I had little experience on street bikes and one used to ride 250's in Japan when he was 16. The other had a '00 Gixxer1000 and was a crazy wheelie expert. Forth gear and **** on the freeways. Anyways.. none of us had our licenses and so we took the class. The dude with the gixxer was like, I bet I can wheelie this muthaphucka. Mind you, these were pos 125's. I was like hell no bitch! There's not enough poke in that ****** to even lift the front wheel off a jump! Anyways.. it was nice while it lasted. He rode it around the whole lot while all of us were clapping and cheering. It was sorry to see him go.

 

one of my friends was wheelie happy. They just yelled, but considered kicking him out. He still got his lisence lol... as for me, i have been riding for a lil now, but i stil consider myself a n00b. I hope to learn alot from the course.

 

yeah, I am trying to get my bike end of April! So i can ride w/ my friends...I have a friend who just got a gsxr 750 05' he loves that thing. I have another friend that is trying to get a bike this week. (cbr 600rr)... Let the good times Roll!

 

io cant wait till march 30th, its like christmas for a damn kid...