Humber motorcycle safety course

[recklessnsavage]

Just wondering if anybody has taken the safety course@ humber?how is it?

[Baggsy]

It's great. Took the gearing up, m2 exit and I was taking the pro rider there every year until I moved

[recklessnsavage]

Cool good to know i go for the gearing up course next week

[kiwi]

It's great. Took the gearing up, m2 exit and I was taking the pro rider there every year until I moved

how is the pro rider course? What topics are covered?

When I did my basic course in NZ many many years ago, at the Basic course we learned how to slide with the bike during a fall etc. Well, we discussed how to steer ones self etc
This information proved valuable many years later. Trust me.

[ck1223]

I took it and thought it was fantastic.

[Noobierider]

Just finished it today and got my M2. Great class, worth every penny. it caters to beginners but even those who've ridden learn new techniques. Good luck

[recklessnsavage]

Thanks good to know

[IRONLUNG]

Another little tid bit of advice from me. I took the course as well (it was awesome)..

Try and remember EXACTLY which bike you used in the previous day, each bikes clutch engagement zone is different, so if you get used to one, try and stick with it for the entire course, will make the muscle memory thing easier.. IMO.. good luck and have fun!!

[00ninja]

I took it as well. Good course. You'll learn a lot while having fun.

[recklessnsavage]

Thanks i will do that

[AGMZ]

I'll be taking the course this weekend. Hopefully it doesn't rain too much.

[SweetOnion]

Try and remember EXACTLY which bike you used in the previous day, each bikes clutch engagement zone is different, so if you get used to one, try and stick with it for the entire course, will make the muscle memory thing easier.. IMO.. good luck and have fun!!

This is some damn great advice. On the first day I had one with way better feel than the 2nd day, I was ****** when it got snared on me. I was hustling looking for it but there was no such luck.

[Zag]

Humber... the most expensive one.

[ViperZ]

Humber... the most expensive one.

Weird comment. All courses are within like 50 bucks of each other, so to me personally the location and the quality of instructions (i.e. reviews) played major roles, not a few bucks one way or the other.

[Zag]

Weird comment. All courses are within like 50 bucks of each other, so to me personally the location and the quality of instructions (i.e. reviews) played major roles, not a few bucks one way or the other.

Comment was about the dough, not the toppings. You may put whatever you want but it's still the most expensive than the rest.
$499.51 for M2. Discuss price.

[ViperZ]

Weird comment. All courses are within like 50 bucks of each other, so to me personally the location and the quality of instructions (i.e. reviews) played major roles, not a few bucks one way or the other.

To each is his own. Like I said, to me +/- $50 doesn't make any difference if I'll have to spend extra time driving to a cheaper location and in some cases get worse training.

[ReaImDown]

My buddy and I both took the M1 exit course through Humber... It should be mandatory to take to get your M2... I've learned so much over the weekend... The only down fall is that the exit test is actually harder than the standard ministry test...

Loads of fun, you'll love it! If your instructor is Sammy... Mention my name (randy skinner) and I'm sure you'll have a good laugh.


- Randy

[recklessnsavage]

i'm taking the course @hershey center has anybody taken it there?i'm sure its all the same this was just closer for me

[Zag]

- Randy

Cool. Congrats.

[ReaImDown]

i'm taking the course @hershey center has anybody taken it there?i'm sure its all the same this was just closer for me

That's where I did mine... Pay attention though... Everything they teach you from day 1 is on your exam... All the "exercises" are actually warm-ups.

Best of luck!


- Randy