rdrManny
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Finally got motorcycle. I want to improve my riding skills. Should I take ERC or TrackTime (Novice)? Appreciate your feedback!
TrackTime v/s ERC
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I'm not familiar with Track Time or ERC.
I Googled and right away came up with Track Time web site but not ERC.
Where in Jersey are you?
EDIT: Are you an experienced rider or are you looking to improve skills?
I'm not familiar with Track Time or ERC.
I Googled and right away came up with Track Time web site but not ERC.
Where in Jersey are you?
EDIT: Are you an experienced rider or are you looking to improve skills?
ERC is the MSF's "Experience RiderCourse"
To answer the OP's question: take the ERC and then do as many track days as you can!!!
To answer the OP's question: take the ERC and then do as many track days as you can!!!
rdrManny
Junior Member
Thanks for info. I am in North NJ (Passaic county). I may want get more street miles before any of the above cources.
champion221elite
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I'd start by taking the ERC. It typically lasts 4-5 hours and is a good refresher course to keep the rider thinking and riding defensively.
I have yet to participate in a motorcycle track day, buy from what I've heard, they focus on more advanced techniques for throttle, braking and cornering.
I would do the ERC, and then do a track day. Either way, never stop learning:thumbup:
I have yet to participate in a motorcycle track day, buy from what I've heard, they focus on more advanced techniques for throttle, braking and cornering.
I would do the ERC, and then do a track day. Either way, never stop learning:thumbup:
