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Old Mar 1, 2006 | 10:59 AM
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So, the more bikes I see, the more I want one

But currently, I have 0 riding experience, and all the classes I've found are for people with a basic understanding and some experience. Are there any places around here that have classes for people completely new to motorcylces?
Old Mar 1, 2006 | 11:02 AM
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I think TCC has classes.
Old Mar 1, 2006 | 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by travisnd
I think TCC has classes.
They do, but they want you to come in already knowing the basics.
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Default Re: Where does one learn to ride?

a trusting friends bike and a parking lot. you can get your permit w/o having a bike or any experience.
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Originally Posted by nismo300zr2
a trusting friends bike and a parking lot. you can get your permit w/o having a bike or any experience.
Well, I dont have any trusting friends who ride. But if anyone wants to help a guy out, I have $$$$

Also, if you pass the TNCC course, the DMV will pretty much waive all their testing, wont they?
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Just stick to your stang, its much safer!!
Old Mar 1, 2006 | 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by travisnd
Just stick to your stang, its much safer!!
I want something fun

The stang usually sits and looks pretty these days. The Jeep is my DD

But after looking at TNCC's class again, they require you to know how to ride a bike, not a motorcycle, so I guess Ill sign up for that
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Default Re: Where does one learn to ride?

Originally Posted by Soon2BeStangin
I want something fun

The stang usually sits and looks pretty these days. The Jeep is my DD

But after looking at TNCC's class again, they require you to know how to ride a bike, not a motorcycle, so I guess Ill sign up for that
I hear ya, same with the slowmaro, it just sits in the garage. Since you know how to ride a bike, you;ll be fine!
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Originally Posted by travisnd
I hear ya, same with the slowmaro, it just sits in the garage. Since you know how to ride a bike, you;ll be fine!
My bday is in 20 days, I'll be 19 and I dont think you have to hold a permit once you're 19, you can just get your license after you pass the course.

Is this correct?

Also, if anyone around Hampton doesnt mind teaching me a little bit of the basics over an hour or two, I can pay you nicely.

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Old Mar 1, 2006 | 11:27 AM
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Default Re: Where does one learn to ride?

i was goin to say Tidewater Community College too, i thought they had different classes for different skill levels.



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