Anybody ever get kicked out of......

[obiwanbill]

Safety Courses

Was a Navy officer during Vietnam Days. Never took the basic course, but after years of riding, I fell into teaching a class on the base. Years later I took the 2 day Advanced course, based on the book Motorcycle Excellence. Old Dawg learning new tricks, I gained more confidence in driving thru twistees, "panic" stops on curves and wet roads. Now that I am getting a Spyder SE5 in 2 weeks, I'm thinking of taking the advanced course again.:clap:

 

[irish2themax]

MSF Dropout

I am a retired naval officer and Vietnam vet myself. I took the MSF course in WV....perfect score on the written exam and was doing okay on the range. THEN...my 65-year old brain had to deal with the clutch, shift pedal, front brake, throttle, and rear brake pedal simultaneously. I couldn't seem to coordinate all of them. All the while thinking, WTF am I doing? My SE5 has no clutch or shift pedal, and no front brake. So, before I killed myself, I dropped out.

WV now has a 3-wheeler license option. My understanding is that they put you on the road while they follow. If you pass, you get your license. If not, back to the drawing board.