Goin for MSF basic course this weekend!

[umairhashmi]

God willing if everything works out i should get my new 06 Busa by tuesday

Yes it will be my first bike however i do know how to ride and im doing the MSF basic course anyway

 

[Charlesbusa]

That's good.

Remember its decision making that gets riders killed. Make smart decisions and you'll be fine.

Post pics of the bike when you get it!!

 

[frisbee]

MSF can also save you on insurance

 

[BigBSBusa]

Enjoy the course, but pay attention to the practice stuff. You'll need to practice some with the Busa once you get it. Good luck.

 

[Gunnybusa]

MSF BRC is good $hit. Do the ERC next year.

 

[USMCBUSA]

MSF BRC is good $hit. Do the ERC next year.

+1 Gunny, I took both courses and the knowledge you can get from it is great. Just pay attention and you will learn alot.

 

[Revlis]

Just keep your head on your shoulders at all times, don't get suckered into anything stupid, and with the class under your belt and lots of seat time you'll be good to go. Congrats.

 

[Sloto200]

MSF course is good stuff! Good luck on the test and your future bike!

 

[Big Wall]

Congratulations and welcome!

 

[busahaya]

Congrats & do post some pics upon delivery of the 06

 

[Gunnybusa]

MSF BRC is good $hit. Do the ERC next year.

+1 Gunny, I took both courses and the knowledge you can get from it is great. Just pay attention and you will learn alot.

I am one of the instructors on the Airstation.

 

[EastCoast]

Congrats and welcome. Just remember that the bikes you use at the MSF course are a lot smaller and lighter than a Busa!

 

[harbor area busa]

good course to take i took it and it taught me things i never knew of ,just pay attention

 

[Revolution]

good course,took it meeself

 

[DaCol.]

With the course under your belt, you'll know 90% more than the majority of people riding ! I always love hearing people saying, " I don't need no riding course, I've been riding for X years and haven't had a major accident yet"  

. I always like the YET part. Just practice what they teach, and next year go to the experienced riders course.

 

[adrenaline junkey]

welcome congrats and good luck

 

[umairhashmi]

Should i get em to put those frame sliders on it before i take it out of the dealership? U never know when a drop might happen

 

[motrhedd]

Busa is a very serious motorcycle,just remember to always have respect for it and youll be ok

 

[motrhedd]

Oh ya I would get the sliders

 

[HRJR]

Congratulations on the '06 and your decision to take the BRC.  You will learn a lot.  I took the BRC last year (been riding since the '70's) and I did learn a lot.  Of course, you need to constantly remember to practice what you learned this weekend.  During my time taking the BRC, we had a "character" who was a pain-in-the-butt to the instructor's (cocky, not paying attention, etc.).  Of course, after three days of *safety* instruction he felt obliged to wheelie (weakly) out of the parking lot after the course finished.  We were all impressed - not.  His instructor's also appreciated the demonstration of all that he had learned those past three days.  We figured he had six months.  Maybe.  Hopefully, your fellow BRC students are/were more serious.

Be careful with the slow speed parking lot stuff on the Busa until you get used to the weight (Or, hurry up and get those frame sliders installed soon ).