Also, I'm looking for a 600-750 cc bike in the $1500 range, if anyone's
looking to sell.
Regarding...
On Sun, 13 Sep 1998 20:50:58 -0500, n...@spam.ok (Danny O'Brien) wrote:
>I'm looking for a way to learn to ride that doesn't involve Trama (which
>is booked so completely that they aren't even mailing applications). Any
>teachers out there?
[omitting "Trama" jokes]
I *think* that Trama is the only motorcycling school associated with
the MSF but I certainly could be wrong. I do *know* that Trama isn't
the only driving school which also give motorcycle lessons. Brooklyn
Driving School at 4324 18th Ave. (718-633-6000) in Brooklyn (very
close to the F train) is the driving school I used to learn to
motorcycle & I'm sure they're not your only alternative. Perhaps you
need to 'let your fingers do the walking' and check out the phone book
for your area?
Cordially,
Richard Kanarek
P.S. While I was perfectly happy at Bklyn Driving School, the quality
of your instruction will vary with your instructor. And, of course,
you don't need to have a motorcycle, they will supply one.
>
>I *think* that Trama is the only motorcycling school associated with
>the MSF but I certainly could be wrong. I do *know* that Trama isn't
>the only driving school which also give motorcycle lessons. Brooklyn
>Driving School at 4324 18th Ave. (718-633-6000) in Brooklyn (very
>close to the F train) is the driving school I used to learn to
>motorcycle & I'm sure they're not your only alternative. Perhaps you
>need to 'let your fingers do the walking' and check out the phone book
>for your area?
>
>Cordially,
>Richard Kanarek
>
I used the Long Island Motorcycle school in Hicksville when
Trama's was filled. Good instructor and you get one on one instruction
instead of a large class. Eric, the teacher, was big into safety and
helped a lot. They will also help with a road test, if you need it.
Richard M. Poniarski
rponi...@earthlink.net
'89 Kawasaki EX500
AMA#674623
"If you have to ask..."