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I am also a newbie to bikes (other than the dumb years on dirtbikes) but the MSF course will teach you things that you NEED to know (and need to practice) before you even put two feet on the pegs. i recently bought a '94 kat and newbied it in the driveway by sheer inexperience ( scratched fairings and broken right mirror). 1 week later during the MSF course the instructor explained this whole scenario to us, front brake at slow speed in a turn!! YEAP! i had joined the crowd of bike dumpers.....TAKE THE COURSE, it'll save on fairing, mirrors, and possibly your life!
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welcome to the site madnikki.Comment
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Welcome and ditto on MSF~ Don't let the ego ride your bike; keep the shiny side up ~Comment
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Welcome to KatRiders
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Welcome to KatRiders!2006 Katana 750 (taken by the guy that said he didn't see me)
2006 VFR800 to replace the broken Kat.
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Welcome to KR madnikki!2006 Katana 750 - Daily therapy
2005 ZZR1200 - Weekend therapyComment
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welcome to the site. and uummmmm....... good luck.Comment
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Welcome to KatRiders. Nice Public Service Announcement.
2003 Katzuki 600Comment
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Welcome to KR
THE DOCTHE DOC
RIP MARC......Ride on in Heaven Brother!
Experience is a wonderful thing. It enables you to recognize a
mistake when you make it again.
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Welcome and remember, dropping the bike adds character.If at first you dont succeed...clutch, downshift, and rev it a little higher.
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Haha. I am researching times for classes right now. Welcome.Originally posted by Max Power View Post'94 Suzuki GSX 600 Katana w/ 12k milesComment
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Welcome to the site! MSF is a wonderful course
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