$250 for the 3 day class her in NJ. No one failed in my class. One Russian guy dropped out on day 2 after getting frustrated after stalling alot. He felt very embarrased but everyone tried to talk him into staying. No one dropped a bike but we were told a drop is a failure. What I found funny was the way 98% of the people wouldnt stfu about Hayabusas. These people were all brand new riders and non stop talking about Hayabusa this and hayabusa that. "I'm getting a Hayabusa" ..."my dream bike is a Hayabusa"

 

That's what I don't understand, how can everyone pass? In my class there was this old guy (prolly 50-60) who scared the crap out of me while he was riding. He failed the test the first time and then they let him retake it so he could pass. To me that defeats the purpose of the class and makes it seem more like a formality rather than a practical exercise.

 

Yeah it really seems to me like you pay the cash to get your license. I had an older guy who was pretty reckless as well yet he passed with all of us.

 

out of the 20 people in my class, 18 graduated. 2 got 'coached out'.

I have a confession to make too... i dropped my bike. We were all done. Our final day of riding. We just completed the final test. We parked our bikes for the final time back by the dealership...

i flipped the kill switch, turned off the ignition...

oops

forgot the kickstand. it barely kissed the ground. don't tell anybody.

we do have a final test we take. we have to score 'under 21'. The lower our score, the better we do. Nobody got above a 21, and i'm not sure what you do if that happens. Maybe take the test the next day?