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  1. 04-11-2006, 12:29 PM #1
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    Default I WANNA LEARN TO RIDE

    HEY GUYS. I WAS ALWAYS INTERESTED RIDING A BIKE BUT NEVER GOT TO LEARN IT. IS IT EASY TO LEARN? IS THERE SOME KIND OF SCHOOLS WHERE I CAN LEARN HOW TO RIDE?
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    first - ease up off of the caps
    second - msf courses, it'll make getting you license easier
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    contact your local community college about it
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    SORRY... WHATS MSF???
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    Motorcycle Safety Foundation. their course covers all the basics of riding safely and some advanced topics as well. if you pass their test you also get a certificate that allows you to skip the state motorcycle road test and get your M license. it's ~$200 for the course, i believe about 4 days long and they supply the bikes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HiPSI
    Motorcycle Safety Foundation. their course covers all the basics of riding safely and some advanced topics as well. if you pass their test you also get a certificate that allows you to skip the state motorcycle road test and get your M license. it's ~$200 for the course, i believe about 4 days long and they supply the bikes.
    im even thinkin bout doin that and i've been ridin with a learners for 5 years. lol
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    its really not hard to learn to ride but im never getting a bike ive lost 2 friends and one with bruised internal organs to motorcycles.
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