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I'm actually still practicing clutch control. I seem to be doing fine, but I'm 100% confident with my skills so I'm a little hesitant about taking it through an intersection.
Btw, does anyone know how they go about which bike a rider uses? I have a Ninja 250r so I wouldn't mind using that for the course.
Typically by your size/height. If you already have a Ninja 250R, let your instructor know on the first day. You may or may not get to ride in the lot with a Ninja 250R though.
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I believe the Ninja's are only for road rides. I don't know for sure that it's designated for the lot. But like I mentioned, speak to the instructor on the first day of class.
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Funny story , when I was at PRS, I was one of the first people to pick a bike, and i picked the only one who had trouble shifting into neutral. Wish I had the ninja for the road rides though. I had trouble keeping up on the highway as I topped out at 94-95.
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Funny story , when I was at PRS, I was one of the first people to pick a bike, and i picked the only one who had trouble shifting into neutral. Wish I had the ninja for the road rides though. I had trouble keeping up on the highway as I topped out at 94-95.
Wow, that's it? My little scooter hits 90 km/h on a flat.
I'm super psyched to learn. Not really sure if I've got enough road experience and coordination to learn to ride, but I guess I'll find out soon enough.
Also, how fast do you have to be running when you do U-Turns for the MST?
Parking lot looks really small so I doubt it's more of 'how slow.' I'm confident in my U-Turns as long as I do it under 5 kp/h lol
But I don't think that's gonna matter.. From the looks of it, I can't do my MST through ICBC anytime soon due to weather and lack of supervisor to get there o.O
Also, how fast do you have to be running when you do U-Turns for the MST?
Parking lot looks really small so I doubt it's more of 'how slow.' I'm confident in my U-Turns as long as I do it under 5 kp/h lol
But I don't think that's gonna matter.. From the looks of it, I can't do my MST through ICBC anytime soon due to weather and lack of supervisor to get there o.O
Its as slow as you want to.
Its your bikes full lock turn plus 1.5 meters.
I know they take out the Kawasaki Sherpa, Honda Rebel, Suzuki Marauder, Kawasaki Ninja 250, Suzuki GS500 and I believe that's it. I may be wrong.
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Also, how fast do you have to be running when you do U-Turns for the MST?
You go as slow and as safe as possible. Speed is not a factor. Skill, control, and safety are. The only time you should be concerned about speed is watching out for the speed limits on the road and on the highways.
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Parking lot looks really small so I doubt it's more of 'how slow.' I'm confident in my U-Turns as long as I do it under 5 kp/h lol
Their parking lot is quite big, in my opinion. Most PRS grads would agree.
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any news if there is going to be some sort of waiting list for classes?
i tried calling them today to ask but no one picked up the whole day!
oh yea i was wondering if anyone has heard of a new law passed in 2011 about cc limitations for new riders? I heard about this from someone saying that you have to start with 250cc then move your way up now. if anyone has any info on this, i'm really interested!
hey i know i joined the group here but i spoke with dat and he put me in today as group rate so i`m sorry i have to withdraw from the revscene prs group BUT i will be there on feb 21 schedule b