Took the class 2 years ago, simply for the 100 bucks.

Supposed to be about 12-15 people in the class, and I was the only one that showed up. All outdoors. Some reading from manual they had, then what I'd call easy riding.

It was really the first time I got to ride my new KFX at the time, so I did learn something. Turn off the choke. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

Wouldn't say I didn't learn anything new, but I did see a few things I was doing that wouldn't hurt to change.

If you're new to riding, by all means, this is a good course to take. If you're an experienced rider, take it too. You may change some of your habits, if not, picking up a 100 bucks isn't so bad for just putting around for half a day.

 

i did the rider safety class and got a 100 dollar gift certificate but when i went to spend it 2 months later it had already expired...and yes you bring your machine and do some basic riding around cones over lil logs etc.. etc.... the class is really boring but it would be good for a 1st time atv rider...otherwise its boring

 

Looking through the Traing sites I found this one.

MSF CAMPUS @ ALPHARETTA, GA

It's the Honda Traning Center

We need to get a Group of XP850's and take them to the Honda Center.

 

Easy course, more or less a refresher....i as well wanted the money, well its a voucher for $100 at the dealer. So i bought a new spring for my sled, oil change kit for the wheeler, and some other misc items for my sled.....well worth it!!

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: LE850XP

Looking through the Traing sites I found this one.

MSF CAMPUS @ ALPHARETTA, GA

It's the Honda Traning Center

We need to get a Group of XP850's and take them to the Honda Center.</end quote></div>

They had it at the Honda training center in Irving, Texas. They were also having a class for street bikes, as well as a class for dirt bikes the day I was there.