 01-Mar-2005, 16:19 | #21 |
| Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 54 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Northamptonshire, well today. Mood: Alway happy | |
| 01-Mar-2005, 17:17 | #23 |
| 01-Mar-2005, 17:40 | #24 | |
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Steve, Yes you must start at level 1 but do it - its well worth it. I've done levels 1 & 2 and managed to get all the way through the first half of level 2 before I crashed  Background reading at - My CSS Level 1 My CSS level 2 | ||
| 01-Mar-2005, 17:53 | #25 |
| DSC Club Member Ducati in my Blood Bikes: 1100S Multistrada, 450RT, Gilera Nordwest, Bultaco Frontera, Rickman Metisse-being built!  Posts: 4,255 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Little Paxton Cambridgeshire Mood: Growing old-DISGRACEFULLY! Andy the 'code race' that you did would probably be a better option for most people. I 'supported' our own Dave Cook on one of those and his instructor was-Andy himself. Mind you I seem to remember he ended up sleeping in the spare room that night-in his exitement he mentioned the 'race' word-major slap from Mary............ John | |
| 01-Mar-2005, 17:53 | #26 |
| Registered Forum User Big Twin  Posts: 1,926 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: north staffs Mood: Sans moto | |
| 01-Mar-2005, 18:06 | #27 | |
| Registered Forum User BSB Star  Posts: 5,682 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: NW England Mood: Soon my pet, soon Quote:
Steve I would say yes, you will learn something for sure, I guess it all depends on what you have experienced already. I haven't raced so cannot really comment on that, but I've been doing track days for years and I learnt a hell of a lot, which you could use on or off the track. You have to start at level 1, so why not just do that one, if you come away and think you gained nothing then fair enough, don't do any more, if not get the rest booked up | ||
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