just passed MSF basic rider course

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just passed MSF basic rider course

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Hi all,
I took the msf brc course may 2004 for the first time did not pass. zero riding experience prior. Got my permit have been practicing. Just finished taking the msf brc course this fathers day weekend and I PASSED. I would recommend the msf brc course to anyone who wants to learn to ride that they take the msf brc first. i learned a lot.

Zao :D :D :D
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Congratulations. Nice to see your perseverance pay off.
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Congrats! I just passed myself a couple of weeks ago. It's a great feeling, isn't it?
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me too...passed last weekend. :kicking: :band: :pbjt:
thats a sweet bike.
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CONGRAT !!!!

now go get the bike you dreamed off. be sure to check "bike for beginner" first.
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#6 Unread post by Sev »

There's few feelings better then getting that extra number or letter on your license.

And one of my favorite sounds will always be the heavy thunk of my bike dropping into first gear after I fire it up :D
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.

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Congrats but don't get too excited for too long. It's just a licence to learn.
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Just finished taking the msf brc course this fathers day weekend and I PASSED. I would recommend the msf brc course to anyone who wants to learn to ride that they take the msf brc first. i learned a lot.



congrats! Like somebody above said, it is just a license to learn!
I passed mine today.
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#9 Unread post by Loonette »

Nice going!! On Sundays I love to ride past the same DMV location where I took my MSF course. Just watching all the other newbies taking their test on the range brings back all the great feelings I had when I passed.

Enjoy your rides!!

Cheers,
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Loonette wrote:Nice going!! On Sundays I love to ride past the same DMV location where I took my MSF course. Just watching all the other newbies taking their test on the range brings back all the great feelings I had when I passed.

Enjoy your rides!!

Cheers,
Loonette



Thanks for your encouragement. 'Speaking of rides, I couldn't help notice you ride a Kawasaki 1600 meanstreak. What (as an experienced rider) do you think of the vulcan 500c as a starter? I've located a year 2000 unit with 8900 miles. Rear tire is questionable but other wise it seems to run good?
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