Although I learned alot, it was pretty miserable. 2-8PM on Sat and Sun in 95 degree HUMID weather with no shade and full gear sucked! We had one walk off due to the heat on Sat. Instructer was great and my riding is vastly improved. Scored a 98 on the written and a perfect on the road test.

The figure 8's in the box were the trickiest part for me, (we were on Buel Blasts, 492 cc) but it was cool watching the instructor do it on his Harley classic.

 

It was snowing and sleet in the dark during mine. Not joking, it really was.

 

Did it cause any accidents?

 

Congrats.. I need to take the MSF still... I'm sure i can learn something but im so lazy now that i have a M License.. That would suck being so hot stuck idling around though.

MSF in the snow would be sweet as long as it was on their bikes.... haha.

 

Good for you....

 

damn you guys have big bikes there.. they stuck us with 125's lol and it was hot as hell here too. but that doesnt beat the snowing sleeting in the dark [sm=lol.gif]

 

My class was on Honda Nighthawk 250.

 

I took my bike out tonight for the first time since course completion. What a difference. I felt so much better and I my throttle and clutch control was vastly improved. Best choice I ever made. (Except buying the bike to begin with )

 

i finished mine last weekend. we used ninja 250s, eliminators, and rebels

 

Hello,
I hear of everyone taking the MSF course. I am happy that you did it is worth it. Funny thing about being in the Army. We have to take it to ride... so much bull. The best part was it was on your bike ('02 954) not some 5c POS. I did learn alot, went straight to the expirenced course. It is HOT in Ga and the entire time sucked.

I am off to Germany, Looking forward to getting on the Auto-bahn. No speed limits.................

I will have to send back what it is like to ride and ride hard.