Ms. J

Congrats!

Agreed!

I thought it was really strange advice too, but it really did help me. When I first started riding I did not look through the curve/turn, and I was looking too close in front of me. Someone on here told me to look where I wanted to go. It forced me to keep my head and eyes up, even at really slow speeds. I noticed that those that were struggling in the class were watching their front tire or a few feet in front of the bike. As a new rider, I found it very helpful.

Hello!

I just started riding this year, and finished the BRC last week. One thing that really helped me with leaning into curves was looking where I want the bike to go. They repeatedly told us in the class to point your nose where you want the bike to end up, and I was amazed at how much it made a difference. It wasn't natural at first, but the more I did it, the more I realized how effective it is. I am sure she will learn a lot at the class, and at least she will already know what she wants to work on when she gets there. Good luck!

There it is! Good eye, hollywood!

Always wear my helmet, jacket, jeans, and boots. Just checking. Thanks!

I finished the MSF class last week, and went today to get my new license. I thought the lady at my class told us that our new license would say M-Novice for the first year, indicating I am required to wear my helmet. After the first year, she said I could go have it removed. My new license does not say Novice. Anyone know if it was an error at the BMV, or if I misunderstood what the lady told me in class?

Nice bike!

Hello!

I have some pics of you guys playing, and my husband got some video with our HD cam. I will try to get the pics up for you soon. Great show!

She certainly did! And the tattoos!

Since when does Ron repair pools? News to me.

Forget the quarters. Go with batteries.

Nice! Congrats to her!