i haven't taken the msf course yet, (i plan to in the next couple of weeks)
but i went and took the test anyway. i have been reading, practicing riding, and learnng everything i possibly can, like a madman.
i think i am obsessed!
the written test was kinda hard but, the riding test here in louisiana is a joke. the lady came out and told me to go over there and ride a couple of circles then come back and stop. that was it! on one hand i'm glad it was easy but, on the other hand i kinda felt cheated after all the practicing i've been doin. kinda like studying for the big test and going to class and having a substitute teacher who doesn't give the test. lol.
anyway, i have learned a lot on this forum and i'm sure i will continue to do so. i dig being part of the motorcycle community.
peace
got my endorsement today!
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swervedriver
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got my endorsement today!
'07 honda rebel
that's right, i'm tuff enuff
that's right, i'm tuff enuff
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Scoutmedic
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CONGRATULATIONS! 
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Nibblet99
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Re: got my endorsement today!
Congratulations
Thats just scary. In the UK, the test is rather tough. to just do a couple of circles and stop, you gotta wonder what the point of the practical test isswervedriver wrote:the lady came out and told me to go over there and ride a couple of circles then come back and stop. that was it!
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Glad to hear you're going to take the MSF. I think the MSF is worth taking for, if no other reason, the ability to do things like swerve/panic stop/etc on someone else's bike. 
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Kim
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Re: got my endorsement today!
If that was the case, the MSF course is even more important!swervedriver wrote: the riding test here in louisiana is a joke. the lady came out and told me to go over there and ride a couple of circles then come back and stop. that was it!
Congrats!
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swervedriver
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Re: got my endorsement today!
i agree, i was really surprised by that. i guess they just want your money.Kim wrote:If that was the case, the MSF course is even more important!swervedriver wrote: the riding test here in louisiana is a joke. the lady came out and told me to go over there and ride a couple of circles then come back and stop. that was it!
Congrats!
'07 honda rebel
that's right, i'm tuff enuff
that's right, i'm tuff enuff
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swervedriver
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thanks everyone.
i'll be signing up for the msf course shortly.
every now and then i catch myself getting a little too comfortable and have to slap myself back into the reality that i don't know squat about motorcycle riding. i know i will always have a lot to learn.
i'll be signing up for the msf course shortly.
every now and then i catch myself getting a little too comfortable and have to slap myself back into the reality that i don't know squat about motorcycle riding. i know i will always have a lot to learn.
'07 honda rebel
that's right, i'm tuff enuff
that's right, i'm tuff enuff