Jammr
Active Member
Here it is. It's not funny (well, maybe a little) but you can see the guy clearly has no clue what's going to happen when he lets the clutch out. I wonder what he tested on?
YouTube - Harley Davidson - First Ride goes wrong !
What did you take your test on?
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YouTube - Harley Davidson - First Ride goes wrong !
Technologist
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Obviously not that bike!
Actually, I think he never took the test.... He was picking up his brand new bike from the dealer.... probably the first time he ever rode it (or any other LARGE bike).
SPORTY LADY
Active Member
I Took The Msf Course Also. I Used A Honda Rebel 250 And A Honda Nighthawk 250 That Weekend Which They Provided. I Have A Hd Sportster 883l Which I Had Already Been Riding Since I Had A Permit. They Test You On The Written And The Ride Both On The Last Day Of The Class Then Send You A Card In The Mail If You Passed Both Tests Then You Take It To The Dmv And They Give You A License.
I Definitely Recomend The Msf Course Even If Already Have A License. First Weekend After Class I Had To Use The Quick Stop , Frequently Have To Use The Swerving Methods Mainly Because The Roads Are Horrible Around Here With Big Potholes, Last Weekend Our Group Was Riding I Was The 2nd Bike In My Line , There Was A Plastic Planter In The Middle Of The Road ,a Big One, Which The Wind And The Bikes Going By Started It Moving Around . Our Friend That Was In Front Of Me Then Slowed Alot More And Suddenely Which Led Me To Also Braking And Swerving To Keep From Hitting Her Back Tire. The Back Wheel Locked Up And The Back In Started To Slide Which Started The Wobble On The Front End. Let Off The Front Brake Wobble Stopped And So Did The Slide And I Was Slowed Down Enough So I Was Then Able To Let Off The Back Brake And I Got Straightened Out And We Were Able To Make It To Our Ice Cream Stopping Point Without Anymore Difficulties. The Bottom Line Is If I Wouldn't Have Taken The Class I Wouldn't Have Came Out Of This Situation With My Bike And Me In One Piece That And The Fact The Man Upstairs Took Over The Handling Of The Bike.
So Definitely Take A Course Of Some Kind No Matter How Long You Have Been Riding.
I Definitely Recomend The Msf Course Even If Already Have A License. First Weekend After Class I Had To Use The Quick Stop , Frequently Have To Use The Swerving Methods Mainly Because The Roads Are Horrible Around Here With Big Potholes, Last Weekend Our Group Was Riding I Was The 2nd Bike In My Line , There Was A Plastic Planter In The Middle Of The Road ,a Big One, Which The Wind And The Bikes Going By Started It Moving Around . Our Friend That Was In Front Of Me Then Slowed Alot More And Suddenely Which Led Me To Also Braking And Swerving To Keep From Hitting Her Back Tire. The Back Wheel Locked Up And The Back In Started To Slide Which Started The Wobble On The Front End. Let Off The Front Brake Wobble Stopped And So Did The Slide And I Was Slowed Down Enough So I Was Then Able To Let Off The Back Brake And I Got Straightened Out And We Were Able To Make It To Our Ice Cream Stopping Point Without Anymore Difficulties. The Bottom Line Is If I Wouldn't Have Taken The Class I Wouldn't Have Came Out Of This Situation With My Bike And Me In One Piece That And The Fact The Man Upstairs Took Over The Handling Of The Bike.
So Definitely Take A Course Of Some Kind No Matter How Long You Have Been Riding.
YOU should talk!:bigsmiley12: