[abc15108]

I just finished the MSF course. I have been riding for the last 10 years and thought I knew all that I needed to know about safe riding. As it turns out, there was a lot more to learn. I also corrected some bad habits. For anyone who likes riding, take the time, get enrolled and complete the course.

 

[budoka]

congrats on the rider course! If you're that big on it, do the advanced rider training too. It's difficult on a Wing, but see if you can get some wing riders together and do a track day too. You can't take off most of the stuff they require, but with enough riders, there may be enough numbers to let a group of us types on the track.

 

[joe in calif]

My youngest son (31 years old) started riding last year, he took the beginners course then got his endorsement and then got a bike, I'm glad he took the course first, The only thing I can see that he did wrong was to a Harley Road King Where did I go wrong!

 

[marcsvette]

My youngest son (31 years old) started riding last year, he took the beginners course then got his endorsement and then got a bike, I'm glad he took the course first, The only thing I can see that he did wrong was to a Harley Road King Where did I go wrong!

It happens to the best of us.......surely he'll grow out of it.:rolleyes:

 

[Chopin]

Recessive gene syndrome.

 

[budoka]

Been there done that myself Joe. I calved under peer pressure and went Harley for a bit. The Roadking is a great machine, it just isn't a Wing (nothing is). If I could afford multiple bikes, there'd be room for another HD in the stable, along with a BMW, a new VFR, probably a Triumph III, a Duc, my beloved CB1100R, a Fury, a 'Busa.....yeesh, gotta win that lotto soon!