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sapaul wrote:What do you think is a fair price for motorcycle training, not the MSF or state requirement but if you wanted to pay for it privately. Is it the price that puts most of us off paying for training?

i paid 140 two hours of training. 70 buks an hour. i think it was worth it.


JWF

So Paul, planning on starting your own riding school and need to know how much to judge?

I paid $275 for the msf course, and free training from step-dad.

I work at a cornering school and we charge $360 for a day on the track (with lunch included). It's geared more towards tour-bikes and cruisers, but we get a fair share of sport-bike riders too.

Watching the students' degree of improvement in both abilities and confidence level tells me that it's worth it.

http://www.streetmasters.info/

I do private instruction on the side as well. It's always rewarding to see a student ride away a lot safer than when they began.

Be safe,

H~

$400+ Canadian for three days, bike included, licensing test included. Absolutely worth it.

My MSF was somewhere between $200-250, then I figure the money Im losing by selling my starter bike (which I bought new), is still worth it. My comfort while riding is what is most important. I'd gladly pay for another instruction class as long as it will help me.

I train as often as I can afford which is usually two or three times a year at a couple of hundred SA Rands at a time. Wish I could afford Keith Code's school. They are coming to Phakisa and want R6 500 for a two day.