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Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by Ashlan, Sep 26, 2014.

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  1. cowboy

    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    Some people are not shop class material. Some people should not even entertain the idea of getting on a motorcycle. The world is full of wingnuts.
    darn josh you me & my brothers LOL , I stay away from wood working is I can ,I find it hard to put the pieces back on & they can't ride a motorcycle , as for a safety course , I never seen a reason to take one , I just take it as it comes ,tuck & roll
    cowboy, Oct 22, 2014
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    badinfluence63 Well-Known Member

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    I agree that some folks should never ride a motorcycle.

    You really should consider taking the MSF course.
    badinfluence63, Oct 22, 2014
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    You really should consider taking the MSF course.
    I've thought about it ,I had one but it was for type any Vehicle way back in 1969-70 ,I still can't go into it to far But My Uncle Sam paid for it for me & 9 others hand picked from around the country & different services trained on motor cycles all the way up to 18wheelers , Now I know the machines have changed some from that time but the basic's are the same
    cowboy, Oct 23, 2014
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