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·My morning paper carried an article about a 19 year old killed when he crashed his brothers Suzuki into the side of a building, head on in a parking lot. He was unlicensed and not wearing a helmet. So my whats my point?
My point is that the death of loved one is a terrible price to pay when trying to teach someone to ride. The MSF Rider course is a great way to shrink the learning curve and for a few hundred bucks imparts a tremendous amount of information as it gets you started. I am not saying take the course and you won't crash, but there is much info provided that genrally may not even be a consideration to the self taught. There are probably a zillion guys out there who are self taught, and I'm not aiming this at them, but for my money the MSF course is the way to go. Anyone I have talked to who has taken the course never once said, "Boy did that suck, I didn't learn a thing".
I'm a funeral director and often have the unfortunate duty of burying young men who die from similar circumstances. Sorry if this offends anyone, not my intent, but I had to say it.
Fran
My point is that the death of loved one is a terrible price to pay when trying to teach someone to ride. The MSF Rider course is a great way to shrink the learning curve and for a few hundred bucks imparts a tremendous amount of information as it gets you started. I am not saying take the course and you won't crash, but there is much info provided that genrally may not even be a consideration to the self taught. There are probably a zillion guys out there who are self taught, and I'm not aiming this at them, but for my money the MSF course is the way to go. Anyone I have talked to who has taken the course never once said, "Boy did that suck, I didn't learn a thing".
I'm a funeral director and often have the unfortunate duty of burying young men who die from similar circumstances. Sorry if this offends anyone, not my intent, but I had to say it.
Fran