one of my instructors kept after me to quit leaning so much and turn my head and look where i was heading during the 135 degree brake, look, press & roll training...I eventually passed that part of the test with no deductions.....I have ridden bicycles for many years doing a t 28 mile round town ride every sunday during church hours so there would be limited traffic to deal with....now i ride my motorcycle 50 miles or more during my "Sunday ride" all the while practicing what i learned and comparing it to how rode the bicycle...there are a few differences and some learning/getting used to changes.....for those who oppose change(s) the MSF course might not be for you. Ilearned a long time ago as a public instructor one must embrace change or get left behind....as long as the reason for the change is adequately explained i dont have a problem making change(s).

Serowbot wrote on 05/17/11 at 12:06:05:

OK

bill67 wrote on 05/17/11 at 13:00:18:


But it was a woman somewhere who "taught" you how to do it "correctly"....  right??     See, you do know how to learn from someone else....    

my instructor for "that" also required the "look, press & roll" technique some things never change!

Hey Kim, I guess he's either a slow learner or a perfectionist!  Either is ok in my book