MSF Experienced Rider Course

[Currently]

Have you looked at taking the Total Control ARC. Cornering technique is the focus. Although it is in a parking at low speeds, to add to what Paul said, it takes more skill to keep the bike steady. We focus on throttle control, throttle/brake transitions, vision, line selection, managing fear, body position, suspension setup, left/right-right/left transitions, super tight u-turns. The classroom modules are key to the skill sets. Practicing skills is nothing without the understanding of why you are practicing. www.hvcc.edu/rider

I took the course in Robbinsville last year and then went to practice on the Dragon.

The course promises that when you finish it, you will be able to teach yourself, a claim that I did not take very seriously. Well it is true. No regrets and it did make me a safer and a better rider.

[wingerdor]

I took the course in Robbinsville last year and then went to practice on the Dragon.

The course promises that when you finish it, you will be able to teach yourself, a claim that I did not take very seriously. Well it is true. No regrets and it did make me a safer and a better rider.

Glad to hear it! Now you should check out Level 2! It starts off where Level 1 left off and takes things to a whole new level.

[Currently]

Glad to hear it! Now you should check out Level 2! It starts off where Level 1 left off and takes things to a whole new level.

Haven't found a local place that will do it. I will do it if I can find a place. They are not teaching level 2 here this year, only level 1 again. That sucks.

I am saving up for a Kenny Schwantz Suzuki School weekend for next year now that I live in the neighborhood.

[wingerdor]

There is one Level 2 class left with openings in NYwww.hvcc.edu/rider

The closest Level 2 to Robbinsville this season is in Maryland June 29Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic