| Author | Message | ||
     Redscuell |
Here in Oz we have several outlets offering track training. One of them is California Superbike School, which is a Keith Code operation like the American version. Here's the Australian link:http://www.superbikeschool.com.au/the-system-of-in struction-by-levels/ Any good? I've done three street courses here through Honda (called H.A.R.T. here), the latter two of which I was not impressed with; so I will not continue with them. But now that I'll be on a bike with double the power of what I ride daily, I'm wanting training to match. And happy to say, my wife is fully supportive of same. | ||
| Smoke |
can't go wrong with most schools and almost any track school should help along with lots of seat time at the track. tim | ||
| Jaimec |
I've done all four levels of Superbike School and can't recommend it highly enough. You won't be disappointed. Even this 18-year MSF Instructor/RiderCoach learned a few things! | ||
| Rfischer |
CSS is top-notch. You will have a ton of fun and you will learn! | ||
| Redscuell |
Thanks to jaimec and rfischer for the constructive feedback! I'll sign up for their first class for Jan or Feb, as my bike won't be here soon enough for their Dec schedule. |
