I have a spot in the MSF basic riders course at Anne Arundel Community College I need to get rid of. The schedule is as follows:

6/2 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM
6/5 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
6/6 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

I bought an earlier spot at PGCC for $100 plus the cost of the class ($107) so I don't need this one anymore. I want to at least make some of my money back. I just want $75 for my spot. The class is an additional $105. Once you complete the class you will get a voucher to get your class M license.

If anyone is interested email me at dwnthehatch@yahoo.com

 

So total $180?

 

Yes, $180. You gave to go in person with me to AACC to register. It's still cheaper than the HD Riders Edge course ($295.00). Starting July 1 the course at the community college is going up to $245.

 

Damn I just checked MapQuest and it's an hour and a half drive for me to get there. Do you know if the course is still valid to obtain my M license in VA even if the course is in MD?

 

I know it will not work in DC. You might want to call your DMV and ask them.

 

I shot them an e-mail - I'll let you know, thanks.

 

Damn, the response:

Dear Mr. Reyes:

Thank you for visiting http://www.dmvnow.com.

DMV will accept only a Virginia Rider Training Program. If you are 19 or older and wish to add a motorcycle endorsement to your license, you must provide:

„h Proof that you have held a motorcycle learner''s permit for at least 30 DAYS. A motorcycle learner''s permit expires one year from the issue date.
„h Pass the required vision screening
„h Pass the motorcycle knowledge exam
„h Pass the motorcycle road skills test

OR
„h Provide DMV with a certificate from the Virginia Rider Training Program indicating that you have successfully completed the state-approved motorcycle safety course.
„h If you provide DMV with a valid Virginia motorcycle safety course certificate, you will be exempt from holding the motorcycle learner''s permit for 30 days and from taking the motorcycle road skills test at DMV.

If there is anything further we may assist you with, please, do not hesitate to contact us. When responding to this E-mail, please re-send it, in its entirety, so that we may serve you most efficiently.

Sincerely,

C. Rivadeneira
E-Correspondence Unit
Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
PO BOX 27412
Richmond, VA 23269-0001

Free bump for you.

 

bump for a great seller

someone buy troy's spot

 

I'm seriously considering it, but I'm a little confused as to the cost. I know it's $100 to register for the course right (that's what it says on the MVA website)? I get that you want some of your money back (the $75), but if you drop the course, can't you get your registration fee back? Even if we went to AACC & you say you want to give me your spot, wouldn't they give you your money back?

 

Yes, I get my $100 back from AACC. What I did as buy someones spot in an earlier class for $100 plus the course fee of $100 and a $5 registration fee. ($205 total) I'm trying to get some of the money back that I paid for the spot, not the class itself. You are basically paying for the the ability to get into a class this year. The class is booked all the way up to it's Sept. ending date this year. You can try getting on standby (which I tried weekly for over a month) but there was only one time someone didn't show up. I was the first person there but that doesn't matter. They take the 20+ people waiting for standby and throw their names in a box and draw the lucky winner.