Advanced Rider Training, Why dont you take it?

[frank5079]

I took an advance mc course way back in 1990; I could benefit from a refresher, but work prevents me from doing so.....

 

[Traumahawk]

Nothing like the MSF course, SOOOO Much Better. I teach both

Good to know....thank you.

 

[lawman504]

I guess I just never thought about it and to be honest, ive never heard of any avanced rider classes.

 

[TheFleshRocket]

I'm self taught. Rode for about a decade and then took the basic course with my wife (gf at the time) because she didn't want to take it alone. It was a cake walk--the instructors had me wear a tiny cone on top of my helmet to make it a little more challenging. I could benefit from some racetrack-grade instruction--mostly on braking--but even at track days, I was one of the fastest few in Intermediate. (NESBA intermediate, where you have to be promoted by an instructor, not other track day clubs where you can pick your class.) I honestly don't think there's anything I could learn from an advanced class that was street oriented.

Don't get me wrong, the advanced rider course would probably be entertaining but my free time is so limited that if I had a weekend to go riding, I'd rather spend it railing the back roads.


'99 VFR800, '08 1125R, '06 1050, '03 Vmax, '03 DRZ400

 

[vmax1968]

I took the basic MSF course couple of years ago and also own Jerry's Palladino Ride Like a Pro DVDs. When I have free time I like watching them as good reminder to always ride safe. https://www.ridelikeapro.com
An item on my bucket list is to take one of his advance courses in North Florida (prefect excuse for a good ride up i75 -- I live in South Florida)

 

[frank5079]

Back in the 90s I thought it would be fun to sign up for this....Keith Code's California Superbike School