Passed my MSF course!!! Oh Yeah!!

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#21 Unread post by batstiva »

The tight figure eights were probably my hardest thing to master. And, of course, the only one I pulled off really well, without getting near the lines, etc., was in practice. :roll: :roll:
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I got the worst score in my class.a 63 year old lady got a better score than me.I did pretty good until it was test time and I got all bunged up and really blew the figure 8 in the box.
I passed by one point and I think I only passed because the instructors new I did okay until test time and they threw me a bone.
one instructor told me that I need to be a little more aggressive when I ride, that being too careful can be bad too.
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#23 Unread post by batstiva »

We had a guy like that in my class. You could miss 20 on the course, and he missed 19. Wondered if he got a freebie. Who knows, at least he, and you, and I, passed. Was a little nervous myself. The only motorcycle experience I've had in the last 15 years, was the last few weeks, in my yard, just riding in circles avoiding the trees. :roll:
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#24 Unread post by PresX »

Kick "O Ring" dude! (damn censors)

I'm doing mine in about 2 weeks and am so stoked for it! Did you have any tall folks in your class? How'd they handle the pocket bikes er... Rebel 250s? :laughing:
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#25 Unread post by oxbow1 »

the womans husband also 66 was about 6'3"(he also outscored me)
and we were on suzuki GN 125's.he did fine.If the bike fit is a problem ask them if they have something else.
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#26 Unread post by batstiva »

Did you have any tall folks in your class? How'd they handle the pocket bikes er... Rebel 250s? Laughing
For the most part, they put them on the dual-sports, which gave them a little more leg room. Except for one guy, probably about 6'3", 260 pounds, on a 250 Nighthawk. :shock: :shock: He was a little cramped. :roll:
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#27 Unread post by PresX »

Hahaha, dodo I hope I get one of the dual sports then, I'm 6'7"!
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#28 Unread post by Eschaf2112 »

Congrats on your test. I hope I can do as well on mine when I take it. As far as the bikes go, I'm 5'10" 160 so a small bike won't be a problem.. :wink: Later....
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