California Super Bike School Level 1&2

[soofsayer]

Thanks Daz.

 

[GixxerChuck]

Yep. Levels 1-3 are structured and follow a course of learning, with each bit following on and enhancing the previous. Level 4 is customised to what you want to do based on any of the 15 bits from levels 1-3.

 

[alex]

Soof - the i2i Knee Down course might be what you want...they do them up your way too.

In fact it's not that much money/time to go through MC1/3/5 & Knee Down with them. http://www.i2imca.com/

 

[soofsayer]

Soof - the i2i Knee Down course might be what you want...they do them up your way too.

In fact it's not that much money/time to go through MC1/3/5 & Knee Down with them. http://www.i2imca.com/

Thanks bud, I'm going to speak to them next week and get something booked in, only 20 minutes from where I live.

 

[bananaman]

Just had a day with Nemomoto as in Nemomoto rider development. Ex CSS instructor (I've done level 1&2). ? for ? it's the best money you will spend. The whole track day 1-1, on sessions and between sessions. That man really knows his stuff imo, I came away with more knowledge enabling me to not only go quicker but to go quicker safely with more control. He's on facebook, well worth investigating.

 

[he-be-gb]

Hi Keith , glad you had a good day mate , Lee is a top bloke ,done a little riding with him , no coaching ( yet ) , you will be super dooper fast now ..!
See you soon .

 

[Cavey]

Just had a day with Nemomoto as in Nemomoto rider development. Ex CSS instructor (I've done level 1&2). ? for ? it's the best money you will spend. The whole track day 1-1, on sessions and between sessions. That man really knows his stuff imo, I came away with more knowledge enabling me to not only go quicker but to go quicker safely with more control. He's on facebook, well worth investigating.

hey Bananaman.....just checked this guy out on FB...he looks really interesting! Would you recommend doing CSS before hiring a guy like this? I've done lots of road riding but only done one trackday so far, so just wondering if his training might be too in depth for me at this stage?

BTW...i've left you some more of my thoughts on advanced road riding in that other thread last night ...
http://s1000rrforum.co.uk/showthread.php?1322-Could-you-avoid-this/page2

hope it makes sense?! :confused-new:

 

[bananaman]

hey Bananaman.....just checked this guy out on FB...he looks really interesting! Would you recommend doing CSS before hiring a guy like this? I've done lots of road riding but only done one trackday so far, so just wondering if his training might be too in depth for me at this stage?

BTW...i've left you some more of my thoughts on advanced road riding in that other thread last night ...
http://s1000rrforum.co.uk/showthread.php?1322-Could-you-avoid-this/page2



hope it makes sense?! :confused-new:

Nope, by-pass css, you will learn a good deal more in a day with him, he won't teach what you already might know, he also coaches safer road riding so no job too small.....Did you read some testimonials on his site?

 

[Cavey]

Nope, by-pass css, you will learn a good deal more in a day with him, he won't teach what you already might know, he also coaches safer road riding so no job too small.....Did you read some testimonials on his site?

Ahhh great thanks for the info Bananaman....yeah read his facebook .....is that what you mean or does he have a website too? .....looks like he's the man! ....will defo be giving him a shout!

 

[philz]

I did level 1 and 2 last year. Level 1 was great, really got a lot out of it but I found that level 2 didn't really teach me any more although that could've been my instructor who kept telling me off for leaning too much.