CONGRATS!!98% on the written and aced the skills test ...no penalty points. I'm headed to the MVA in the morning to get the little "M" on my license. Then I can finally ride the FZ6R that I've owed for two weeks .
Scott, after taking the class, I couldn't agree more. I am so glad I went this route instead of getting a learner's permit. As far as anything related to my motorcycle, this was by far the best $300 I'll ever spend.
We ride almost every weekend. Know what, I'll start a thread in the local forums instead of filling up your thread with crap.MistahT, let me know when you're getting together again. I'd be down for meeting some local riders.
Yup, I think pa only charges a registration fee which is pretty cheap. Yeah, I agree it's a great course. Guys that had been riding for years on permits went and had more difficulty then new riders. My msf coach always said, anyone can ride fast, but not everyone can ride slow.Actually, it was $350 through the Rider's Edge program at the HD dealership. Still worth every penny IMHO. The fact they took someone who had never even been on a bike before and gave them the skill (and confidence) to pass the course like that speaks volumes to me.
Yeah, I heard that the MSF course was free in PA. If it's free, I don't understand why everyone doesn't do it in PA.Wow, I think mine was free or at the least much much cheaper.
Yeah, supposed to rain most of this week in pa too.I got the little "M".
But the weather is not cooperating this week.