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Reply #45 - 04/26/12 at 16:25:21
 
The Idaho STAR program is part of the state college system.  Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday for the Basic II course is $105, every thing included.  The best part is that the course(assuming you pass) counts as the state practical, which is $25. Cool  They also have a trike/sidecar class.
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Reply #46 - 04/30/12 at 07:36:30
 
bill67 wrote on 07/21/10 at 14:44:05:
If you can ride a bicycle you can ride a motorcycle


In terms of balance issues, being able to ride a bike is a start.  Where you need to make the mental and physical changes has to do with the clutch, brakes and shifting.  On a normal road or street bicycle, you only have to deal with both hands, your feet remain clipped in the pedals.  Where as, on a motorcycle, you need to develop the coordination to incorporate your feet for both braking and shifting.  Way more to think about and way more involved than riding a bicycle.
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Reply #47 - 04/30/12 at 14:39:47
 
I just finished my msf course a week ago it was totally free and the class was a blast. I am going to sign up to be a range aid.
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