Lee Parks Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic

[shirazdrum]

I'm not sure if MSF has the dirt school in every State but If you're in California, this course is a lot of fun and very useful as well.

[gbw]

I have signed up for the advanced rider course through il state university. Anyone know anything about it. I would love a proper education on good riding habits and this is the only thing in my area. Anyone know if this is like the courses you guys are talking about?

Take it. It is better than nothing and you can't beat the price (state subsidized) and maybe your experience will be different than mine. Then when you are ready for the next step do one of these things:

Then go to http://ridelikeaproin.com/ to sign up for the nearest Ride Like A Pro (which for you would be Michigan City, Indiana, which is 160 miles from Normal, IL).

or

then go to http://totalcontroltraining.net/HTML/Schedule.html to sign up for the nearest Lee Parks Total Control Advanced Rider Clinic (which for you would be Villa Park, IL, which is 120 miles from Normal, IL).

If you take Lee Park's Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic in Villa Park there is a pretty good chance I'll be teaching it. Go to TotalRiderTech.com as we teach all the Lee Park's classes in the midwest.

[gbw]

I'm not sure if MSF has the dirt school in every State but If you're in California, this course is a lot of fun and very useful as well.

I've been itchin' to take this class. They don't offer it anywhere near ChicagoLand (not much dirt riding to be had around here). But there is a guy up in Wisconsin that offers the class. I've been trying to figure out when I can get up there to attend. Looks like a lot of fun.

[Joe Nardy]

Here's a great photo of Wazz really cranking it over at the skills Day in Indy. Brian Wringer posted this pic on another forum and people said it had to be photoshopped, nobody could get that far over on an older bike. I can assure you the pic is authentic as I took it myself and don't know anything about photo editing.

There were only a handful of people in attendance so we had more than enough range time and were worn out by mid-afternoon.

[FreshmanJoe]

Ok so I'll take the isu class but i don't think i'll be able to afford the total control class till next yr. I have to dump my bike budget into a bit more maintenance, few small repairs, and some safety gear. Think i may order the book though and practice on my own. Anyone recommend some good books to study? And next year or this fall i'll sign up for the total control class in villa park. I grew up in villa park and still have a bunch of friends and family there.

[kerrfunk]

(by the way, the RLAP costs half of what the TCARC does )

Read this:

http://www.amazon.com/Proficient-Motorcycling-Ultimate-Guide-Riding/dp/1933958359/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1334981029&sr=8-1

[Chrkut]

Neither are in PA . Ill continue with the free courses

[kerrfunk]

Neither are in PA . Ill continue with the free courses

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