Who taught you?

[Fleck750]

I gotta question for ya'll.

Has anyone here that didn't take the MSF when they started riding wish they had?

After 8 years and 60,000 I feel that a MSF course would do me no good, even the ERC.

Am I wrong? Should I save up the $200 and take it some day?

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by Fleck750

I gotta question for ya'll.

Has anyone here that didn't take the MSF when they started riding wish they had?

After 8 years and 60,000 I feel that a MSF course would do me no good, even the ERC.

Am I wrong? Should I save up the $200 and take it some day?

I just took the ERC on the 19th... I thought it'd be a good refresh... but to be honest... with as often as I ride... none of it was far out of memory. I didn't read the little book they gave us but could still answer every question no problem. now I had gone through the BRC back in 06... in AK...

but I think to be honest... you should save yourself the $200... fine a local MSF course (where they've painted the lines down) and practice on your own... shit I'll send you my BRC MSF booklet if ya want.

the only thing I saw new with the ERC was the one handed weave.

they're probably not going to teach you anything you don't already know, it's gonna just provide you someone to watch you practice.

[tached1000rr]

Originally Posted by Fleck750

I gotta question for ya'll.

Has anyone here that didn't take the MSF when they started riding wish they had?

After 8 years and 60,000 I feel that a MSF course would do me no good, even the ERC.

Am I wrong? Should I save up the $200 and take it some day?

I personally don't think so, just me.....

[racedoll]

Originally Posted by tached1000rr

I personally don't think so, just me.....

Me too.