its as if i was going to Disneyland...
#11
08-19-2010, 05:29 PM
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i came back the second day and i was very nervous because i knew the pressure was on. so anyways i worked hard and i passed, but i was nervous the whole time.
no i didnt run over anyones toes. haha i got 100% on the final exam
and now riding is so much easier on my bike and i love my bike even more now that i am done riding those baby enduros. im planning on going back soon to take the advanced rider course with a buddy i made friends with at the class.the only downside i can say about the class isnt even about the class. I was the only woman in the class. now that may not seem so bad but the guys kind of forgot their manners around me and most of the time were talking about sex and strip clubs and cheating on their gfs. and only one or two guys ever made an effort to open the door for me. i guess my bf spoils me with his gentlemanly manners.
*note to men* please dont start talking about "banging other bit*hes and staring at naked women in front of another lady, we REALLY dont wanna hear it no matter how much she is "one of the guys"
#12
08-19-2010, 05:44 PM
Well congrats on passing!
The BRC here actually has a fair amount of women in them. When I went there were prolly 6 out of about 20. None had motorycles or plans to buy one. They needed a Class M license for their scooters.
The ERC is actually scarier than the BRC. Cause then you have to do all that crap you rarely do on your own bike
Funny thing about the ERC: I was the only guy there with his license. So I was the only one that didn't have to pass. When I pointed out the BRC was easier to pass on the 250s, you could see their brains start working on the idea...
Then their egos quickly silenced the brain
The BRC here actually has a fair amount of women in them. When I went there were prolly 6 out of about 20. None had motorycles or plans to buy one. They needed a Class M license for their scooters.
The ERC is actually scarier than the BRC. Cause then you have to do all that crap you rarely do on your own bike
Funny thing about the ERC: I was the only guy there with his license. So I was the only one that didn't have to pass. When I pointed out the BRC was easier to pass on the 250s, you could see their brains start working on the idea...Then their egos quickly silenced the brain
#15
09-16-2010, 01:41 AM
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is there a price in socal for the ARC? I know in my state there is and it's a triple digit number when I last checked. Just some random advice but don't be too hasty in taking the advanced class, do it after a month or two when you've got more practice.
Personally I did a track day instead of the ARC, cheaper and did wonders for me. I'm addicted but I can't afford it.
Personally I did a track day instead of the ARC, cheaper and did wonders for me. I'm addicted but I can't afford it.