Whats up guys, I just signed up for the course at CSN. The first day is only four hours, do you know if you have to bring your gear that day?

If I remember not on the first day but not 100% on that

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Unless something has changed in their course (doubt it)...The first day is just classroom stuff...no gear needed.

The second and third day you will need your gear as it starts out on the bikes.

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Exactly! Maybe I'll see you there!

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Cool. Thanks for the info. Just out of curiosity what kinda bikes do you ride there?

250 hondas

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Mostly 250 Honda rebels with drum brakes

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And a few Hayabusas.

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Majority of the fleet consists of the Honda Nightawk 250. But there are others, Kawasaki 125 Eliminator, Honda 250 Rebel, Suzuki TU250X & GZ125.

They are all small and lightweight and easy to ride.

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For real Busa?...... JK lol. I am going to the one on the 11th at Cheyenne campus. Will you be teaching that one?

I picked the GZ125 when I went. It was extremely comfortable, but due to it's cruiser nature, it made the transition to a sporty bike a bit awkward. The course was still worth every penny and minute spent.

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Negative, looks like it will be Guy & Wayne. They are great, each has their own personality. I'll be on vacation riding my bike up to British Columbia.

I taught this past weekend, it was a scorcher. Make sure you bring plenty of fluids, put it in a big ice chest. We provide water out of the faucet, if you come empty handed.

Module 3 over at Cheyenne. Take a left onto Campus Drive off of Cheyenne heading east from the I-15. Go over a series of speed bumps as you will see the college to your right. At the stop sign, take a right and you will see the portable classrooms. This will prevent you from being late! Lot of the students have a difficult time finding the room.

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Thanks again man, I appreciate your help.