Discuss: Do another fucking search...... advance tranning ar very gud i have on of them waxy wroteDiscuss:Should be on SS Advanced training in what? its advanced Code 104562: User added to ignore list waxy wroteDiscuss:GO GET BORED ABOUT

any idea what would be the best advanced training, i dont like the idea of AIM. and i fancy the idea of rospajust wanted your thoughts RoSPA always struck me as the biggest bunch of cunts around. I bet their Christmas parties are a real blast Got a

thinking about possibly doing some advanced training.Just after some info.... how much would we be talking and does anyone know how much it affects the insurance apologies if this repeats another thread, i reckoned to look Wouldn't worry too much

advanced training...has anybody on here ever done any..if so who with, and was it worth it???Been riding nearly thirty years and I havent done any other training other than what I did to pass my test... maybe it's time...... Years ago (lol, about 20

L'il ole Bod decided to charpen up his skills with a spot of advanced training on Saturday (1st of 3 days)....not having done any training since DAS a couple of years ago, and wanting to learn how to go smoother and faster I though I'd give it a

of my life doing advanced courses, refreshers and numerous courses for HGV's, PCV's, TPAC and VASCAR  you tend to pick a bit up. I would go for advanced training NOW - it's the best 'biking' money I have ever spent.  I also was a 'tentative' rider before

but what's the best way to do it. Thanks in advance. The reason the IAM (and RoSPA) get such a beating here is because there are so many IAMers who frequent the Survival Skills section. As An IAM observer, I'd say stick with it. You might be able to find

From insurance forms ive heard of two advanced riding training courses, (iam & rider star) these seem like they can only be a good thing? they teach you skills that may save your life one day and a few bob on the insurance.... or isnt life always

undertake down a sliproad towards a hairpin that he "didn't know was there"), being lucky not to be killed on both occasions.I tried tactfully to ask if he'd ever considered perhaps taking some Advanced Training.His repy was "well I quite fancy wheelie

Observer, but needn't have worried. Even within the same IAM Group, Observers vary tremendously.I haven't used Brian, but have been out with a couple of the UK Advanced instructors ( www.advanced-motorcycle-training.co.uk/ ). Both were very good. UK