Hang in there Stro, I'm sure you are gonna do fine. Thanks for posting and good luck the rest of the way.

 

good thread. Confidence is key. I bet a Sporty is looking good right about now!

 

Hang in there STRO

 

good luck with the course - really great thread you've got going, thanks for taking the time to share!

I know just the ultra-basic MSF course was tough on the whole "turn your head, look where you want to go, and thats where you'll go" - can't imagine the course you're doing with your motors assignment hanging in the balance

keep at it, i'll definitely be keeping up with this thread!

 

The manual I got was from about 5 years ago, so if the message bounced back, then I'm afraid Harris has stopped offering the manual. And I can't even remember the site I found it on. I know the e-mail address is the original one because it is on the manual printout. Also, the material is copyrighted,so I'm not sure I can scan it and send it on. I'll do some more searching on this.

 

MotorLessons@Hotmail.com is his email addy.

I have the pdf copy (that he sends free) if anyone wants it.

 

For those of you that are wondering if there is a course like this for civilians, there is. It is the Ride Like A Pro course. The only thing is that it is only a four hour course but the RLAP DVD's provide the same information. I plan on taking the RLAP later this year in Houston or Dallas. I already have the DVD and am practicing so that when I take the course the instuctor can advise me on what areas need improvement.

sporty06

 

Thanks for posting this. Please keep us updated with pics, this is great stuff!

 

Pallidino says motor officers are in the top 2% of riders. I can see that. I have had the RLAP dvd for a couple of years and it has helped my riding tremendously. If I feel my skills getting rusty, I get out the cones and go play in the elementray school parking lot.

Good luck on your course. Hope you pass.

Bub

 

Thanks for sharing this and good luck!

I'm always in awe when I watch motor officers operate, especially at events like Rolling Thunder. These guys can ride!