wicked_900rr
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So then I'm assuming you've been to the California Superbike School to learn how to "ride", right? So you can really learn how to ride from people who actually know how to ride?
And those squids who crash a month after passing MSF are generally not using good judgement... they're on bikes they don't have the skills or experience to be able to effectively control... on roads they don't have the skills or experience to be riding... at speeds they don't have the skills or experience to handle.
I think it's both wrong and does a lot of harm to blame MSF instead of the riders for their crashes. Newbs or Squids riding over their heads should be held accountable for their bad judgment. And either they learn to ride, or they quit, or- sadly- they get dead. And most of the time, that's on THEM. Which is a real tragedy, because it didn't have to be that way.
I see your point on where u see me blaming msf for the crashes. Truth is it's the operators fault right? Cause he/she most the time could have prevented the accident with the right amour of practice and training. All I'm saying is that the msf class isn't really teaching enough. 12 hours of riding a lil put put around a parking lot isn't gonna set u up for riding on the streets especially when all these squids r hoppin on new 600cc sportbikes. I think the msf class should be a lot longer and a lot harder to pass. And no I have t taken that class u were talking about gsxrgirl. I don't really feel the need to. I seem to hold my own pretty good around town. I'm happy with that