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I wonder if any of the msf companies use fz6's in their intermediate training classes.. The place I went to had some Hyosung 650's in the back.. I wonder what they used those for?
 
I wonder if any of the msf companies use fz6's in their intermediate training classes.. The place I went to had some Hyosung 650's in the back.. I wonder what they used those for?

The place I went had a red interceptor in the back, it was the instructors personal bike tho :D
 
I wonder if any of the msf companies use fz6's in their intermediate training classes.. The place I went to had some Hyosung 650's in the back.. I wonder what they used those for?

"Ok now class we have some examples of WHAT NOT TO BUY! Pay attention this is the most important lesson you'll learn here"
 
When I took the ERC class in May of 2009, both of the instructors were quite pleased with the comfort and performance of my FZ6. Both guys lamented that not enough FZ series bikes come through their class when compared to Cruisers and Harleys. They said the FZ6 is an ideal "all-rounder" that combines attributes of a sportbike, a standard and a touring bike.

My instructors rode up on a Yamaha FJR 1300 while the other guy had a BMW sport touring bike (exact model unknown).
 
I wonder if any of the msf companies use fz6's in their intermediate training classes.. The place I went to had some Hyosung 650's in the back.. I wonder what they used those for?

The MSF Organization only uses 250cc or less as training bikes for the Basic Rider's Course. If you were wondering about the intermediate class, that would be the Experienced Rider's Course which you would use your own bike. As instructors, we use our own bike during the Experienced Rider's Course, so yes, that would mean my Fizzer is used.

I just taught a BRC this weekend and one of the students had his eyes on the FZ6 for a while now. He was drooling over my bike. I told him about this Forum, wonder if he has joined? He is not a fan of the new FZ6R. And he was very dissapointed that the FZ6 is being discontinued. But I told him there are still plenty of '09's left and he could always buy a used one as well.
 
The MSF Organization only uses 250cc or less as training bikes for the Basic Rider's Course. If you were wondering about the intermediate class, that would be the Experienced Rider's Course which you would use your own bike. As instructors, we use our own bike during the Experienced Rider's Course, so yes, that would mean my Fizzer is used.

I just taught a BRC this weekend and one of the students had his eyes on the FZ6 for a while now. He was drooling over my bike. I told him about this Forum, wonder if he has joined? He is not a fan of the new FZ6R. And he was very dissapointed that the FZ6 is being discontinued. But I told him there are still plenty of '09's left and he could always buy a used one as well.

Hey Kenny, I pretty much convinced my girlfriend to take the MSF basic rider course. She's been riding on the back with me for a while and I took her to the dealer the other day and set her on a ninja 250. I think that did her in. Now she keeps talking about how she wants to learn to ride and ride a ninja and do track days!!! :D I am thinking about bringing her to where you are. And also have a nice 2 days in Vegas while we are there :rockon:
 
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