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And for good measure, I'll chime in for PRS as well.
I may be young, but I've taken a wide variety of classes/courses including ones on sports, music, outdoor survival, martial arts, combat, flying lessons, construction, and - most recently - motorcycle training. All had their own valid ways of teaching in the most effective manner; PRS is no exception. It's noticeable to me that there are things learned in motorcycle training that I have learned elsewhere already. Having experienced such a wide array of teaching styles in different fields, it's easy for me to say that PRS has garnered and successfully implemented some of the best aspects from all fields.
That said, I haven't been to any of the other schools, let alone checked them out.
LP670-4 SV, I think you were asking about insurance earlier. I went to my local Autoplan broker and got quoted ~$900 for full coverage (collision and comprehensive) with a declared value of $2500. That was for one year, 600cc, 10% discount. (Should be 15% by now....)
I think I will declare the value higher, though.
I'm only going to be insuring my bike for three months, so I thought what the hell, I'll take the collision and comprehensive for the extra $80 or whatever it was. It's my first bike and I'm a new rider... something might happen.
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