How was it it?
My Cuz and I are taking that course July 7-9. How was it and what kind of loaner bikes did they provide?
My Cuz and I are taking that course July 7-9. How was it and what kind of loaner bikes did they provide?
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Spyder-friendly Motorcycle Safety courses?
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Total Rider in Austin
Thought I'd update this thread with a more recent experience; my wife and I both just completed the Basic 3-Wheel Course offered by Total Rider, taking advantage of the BRP promotion that dropped the cost to $50 per person.
Neither of us is an experienced rider -- as in, no experience whatsoever. We both enjoyed it thoroughly, and it accomplished our objective of determining whether or not we wanted to go ahead and get a Spyder. (Answer: yes. We'll be finalizing that in the next few days!)
Jeff was our instructor, and he did a great job of not only covering the material effectively but ensuring we were really absorbing the concepts and skills. I took my first test ride out in the real world this last weekend, and I felt very well prepared -- and had a blast.
No personal stake in the company or anything like that; since I've benefited greatly from lurking on this forum as we moved from "maybe we could" to "totally gotta," I just wanted to pay it forward.
http://totalrider.com/
We're looking to connecting with some of the other central Texas Sypder Ryders soon -- we'll focus on building up some experience before we slow any of you down on a group ride!
Thought I'd update this thread with a more recent experience; my wife and I both just completed the Basic 3-Wheel Course offered by Total Rider, taking advantage of the BRP promotion that dropped the cost to $50 per person.
Neither of us is an experienced rider -- as in, no experience whatsoever. We both enjoyed it thoroughly, and it accomplished our objective of determining whether or not we wanted to go ahead and get a Spyder. (Answer: yes. We'll be finalizing that in the next few days!)
Jeff was our instructor, and he did a great job of not only covering the material effectively but ensuring we were really absorbing the concepts and skills. I took my first test ride out in the real world this last weekend, and I felt very well prepared -- and had a blast.
No personal stake in the company or anything like that; since I've benefited greatly from lurking on this forum as we moved from "maybe we could" to "totally gotta," I just wanted to pay it forward.
http://totalrider.com/
We're looking to connecting with some of the other central Texas Sypder Ryders soon -- we'll focus on building up some experience before we slow any of you down on a group ride!
if you go to can-am website, they have a 3 wheel class for $50. they have all the locations listed on their site and hopefully one is near you.
https://can-am.brp.com/spyder/LicensePromoCode.html
https://can-am.brp.com/spyder/LicensePromoCode.html
Hey UtahPete, you might want to check the date on the original post that you just quoted.... 
I agree it might be just a little confusing, but it's also just a leeedle bit old!
I agree it might be just a little confusing, but it's also just a leeedle bit old!
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