It is finally complete

[kulwen]

The MSF RiderCoach class was hard at times. Not because I struggled with the material, but I wanted to be other places. I missed the event up at Desert Valley PowerSports, I missed some good riding time, and a trip to Oregon with Michelle.

However, it is now complete and I am happy. I will now have a little extra money to spend on farkels.

 

[beerme]

Good for you! If you ever find yourself dragging that trailer over this way, let me know.

 

[cougar8000]

The MSF RiderCoach class was hard at times. Not because I struggled with the material, but I wanted to be other places. I missed the event up at Desert Valley PowerSports, I missed some good riding time, and a trip to Oregon with Michelle.
However, it is now complete and I am happy. I now have a little extra money to spend on farkels.

Congrats and welcome to the madness. You actually get paid in NV? :dribble:

 

[E1Allen]

Congrats. I'm trying to get my wife into one of the classes. The only free ones are on base, and those are booked till september.

 

[kulwen]

Congrats and welcome to the madness. You actually get paid in NV? :dribble:

We don't get paid a lot, but it will be enough to keep fresh rubber on my bike and add a few farkels.

 

[mdisher]

Congrats...

I wanted to do this also but they don't make the process here very friendly

-MD

 

[Silent]

Dancing Rodents!

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Conga Rats!

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Congratulations! B)

 

[kulwen]

Thank you all.

 

[RiderCoach Lar]

Way to go, John. Congratulations :yahoo:

Unfortunately, a casual career in rider education does involved giving up a little riding time, but if you look at it as potentially helping someone to avoid becoming a hood ornament...as well as earning a little farkle money...a little personal riding time is probably worth it...IMHO.

 

[extrememarine]

Congrats and Good Luck;

I have nothing but fun over the last 5 years teaching for USMC and for South Carolina Rider Education.

-wr

MSF Ridercoach since Aug 2002.

 

[OrangevaleFJR]

sweet! I'm considering it too.

 

[Silver Penguin]

The MSF RiderCoach class was hard at times. Not because I struggled with the material, but I wanted to be other places. I missed the event up at Desert Valley PowerSports, I missed some good riding time, and a trip to Oregon with Michelle.
However, it is now complete and I am happy. I will now have a little extra money to spend on farkels.

Congratulations John. Two of my friends are rider coaches and really enjoy it. DH graduated last month. I didn't make it but I'm going to try again. Couldn't come to terms with the figure 8, on a 250 Nighthawk. Didn't want to admit that the bike was a bit too big for me, especially when showed up on an FJR.

Jill