Help in Choosing a Bike

[JRubino]

The course does have some helpful tips and its an easy lay up to getting your license. However, if your a pretty comfortable rider, I would say just do the road test.

My insurance is $300 a year on my bike. With a savings of 10% on my insurance it would take me 10 years to have the course pay for itself. :confused Not worth it in my opinion. I still don’t have a motorcycle license yet and its been 5 + years for me of riding. I finally signed up this week for the road test, I did give the safety course consideration but my permit expires next month and I don’t want to re-new it again and I don’t want to wait to take the course.

[Singh1]

@JRubino

The course does have some helpful tips and its an easy lay up to getting your license. However, if your a pretty comfortable rider, I would say just do the road test.

My insurance is $300 a year on my bike. With a savings of 10% on my insurance it would take me 10 years to have the course pay for itself. :confused Not worth it in my opinion. I still don’t have a motorcycle license yet and its been 5 + years for me of riding. I finally signed up this week for the road test, I did give the safety course consideration but my permit expires next month and I don’t want to re-new it again and I don’t want to wait to take the course.

thats exactly what i said, was about to do the course and all that, just for some extra what ever, but 300 bucks for 10% off… uhh… no?

road test on the 12th my bros is on the 10th he better fuckin pass