That does look like a blast! Very nice! Thanks for posting.
I missed the first two that are offered near me, they fill up immediately since in PA they are free. Next time I'm going to be ready at the stroke of 8AM when the registration opens.ptfjjj said:The MSF advanced course is a real fun learning experience, so if you see one offered near you, take it for the fun of it, and you will likely learn something that may just save your bacon.
The beginner rider course was free as well, it's how I got my license. It's odd though that they offer about 10x as many beginner classes as advanced classes, even though there appears to be substantial demand for the advanced class as well. I was able to get into the beginner class quite easily, my brother even got in a few days after I registered.rem said:Whoa, free is awesome. I paid enough for mine that would have purchased a substantial farkle. But then, I live in a place that is long, long ago and far, far away. That's a sweet deal. Be sure to take advantage of it.
Wow - surprised they only offer them that infrequently. Around here, there are a couple different options and you can usually pick what ever date you want for the beginner class (a little more difficult to get into the experienced class due to less classes).rem said:Hopefully someone will look at the stats and shift the emphasis to where it belongs. We only have one up here every 3 to 5 years. And it's pricey. I'd jump on a free one like a chicken on a June bug. Do you have to be from PA to take advantage, or will they accept someone from another state/country ??? R