I am taking MSF this weekend

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I am taking MSF this weekend

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:wave: Hi, I am a newbie and taking MSF this weekend. Got my wheels- 1981 CM400T. In great shape and hope to have it running soon . Thanks to eBay! Any advice? :scooter:
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congrats!

:welcome:

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good luck in the MSF.

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Thanks! I am looking forward to this class. I have wanted to ride since I was a kid and this is my dream coming true. My ex would not let me get a bike . Now he says that he will let me take him for a ride when I get my license. :laughing:
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You'll have a great time at the MSF.
Don't forget to check the weather and have the right gear ready.
My weekend was sunny and hot, but I've talked to others who got the cold/rainy ones and gear seemed to be important in how good the experience was.
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I checked out forcast. 60's with about 50% chance of rain. I have my gear ready. Guess that is a good time to learn to deal with the weather. :boat: As long as it doesn't get too deep!
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Welcome to the forum ¡ :)

And good luck with the MSF course....
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Welcome to the site from a mailman... lol

Good luck with the course, it should be a lot of fun and a great learning experience.


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Hey, Mr Postman

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Hello, A canadian postman! I am a newbie to motorcycles but an oldie with the post office. 26 years in. Thanks for the shout!
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#9 Unread post by Loonette »

Welcome aboard! Advice? Just enjoy the MSF course, take your time, practice, practice, practice, and - oh yeah - have fun! Enjoy the forums.

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#10 Unread post by deedee1 »

Welcome and goodluck with the MSF Course.

Have a great one and ride safe.
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