VIDEO: Streetmasters Precision Cornering Workshop

[RobStar]

Hey folks!

I just produced this little four minute promo video for Streetmasters Precision Cornering Workshop. I've taken the course twice and Jeanne just took it last month. All bikes, riders and two-ups welcome.

Robert

[mckayprod]

That, my friend, is one damn fine video. I want to take that class.

[PineGreen]

Wow, we need one of those here on the right hand coast!!!!

[lakemaker]

Thanks very much, Robert...what a great video. I gotta take that class. I'll bet, even after 40 years of riding, that I would benefit a great deal.

[ka5ysy]

Hi Robert !

Outstanding production, great video clips and tight edits. Keep up the great work.

[Turkus]

That, my friend, is one damn fine video.

Yes it is Rob !! Great job !!

Thanks very much, Robert...what a great video. I gotta take that class. I'll bet, even after 40 years of riding, that I would benefit a great deal.

Yes you would Rick.....so when are we gonna see you there ??

[Voni]

Fantastic! Thanks for all the hard work it took to bring us this inspiration!

Voni
sMiling

[moosedog]

Great job on the video! I don't know my lower thirds from my better half, but the production values are excellent and it makes me want to take the class - if only I wasn't 3000 miles away...................

[Motorwerk]

Wow, we need one of those here on the right hand coast!!!!

Just to name two I'm familiar with; Stayin' Safe and Riders Workshop are both out of this area.

[bikerfish1100]

Wow, we need one of those here on the right hand coast!!!!

I'm not familiar with Streetmasters curriculum, so no comment on that. i like that they run it on a track, but that also limits locations of operation.
however, we will again be offering MSF's Advanced Rider Course (ARC) at the MOA National this year- Wed, Th & Fri. ya'll might (will!) find that to be a very good program.

[boxwrench]

I need that course. I am still uncomfortable w/ quick sharp cornering and sighting the curve at speed.
Most times I slow down and take it slower than I could.
Also still not comfortable w/ my top heavy feeling BMW in a steep lean.

[175887]

Wow, we need one of those here on the right hand coast!!!!

Yes siree Bob!

Willow Springs is a long Haul for one day course

[greenwald]

Looks like an awesome course!

[Turkus]

Wow, we need one of those here on the right hand coast!!!!

I've taken the course and wholeheartedly endorse it. You will be a better rider as a result of it.

I couldn't agree more Jim

I need that course. I am still uncomfortable w/ quick sharp cornering and sighting the curve at speed.
Most times I slow down and take it slower than I could.
Also still not comfortable w/ my top heavy feeling BMW in a steep lean.

I, too, suffered from those "afflictions" - especially after being out of the saddle for 20+ years. Six months after I bought the RT, Walt Fulton persuaded me to take his course and 20 years of bad habits almost vanished in an afternoon.
I practice the Streetmasters skills every time I throw a leg over the bike and I am getting better and better, 23K miles later.

if only I wasn't 3000 miles away...................

Looks like an awesome course!

I was with Walt Fulton this afternoon and he thanks you all for the kind words after I read him some of the replies.
He stated that, if he could find the right facility somewhere on the right side of the U.S., he would bring a Streetmasters class out there.
Keep your fingers crossed that, someday, it could become a reality.....

For more info on the Streetmasters Motorcycle Workshops, I have posted the class schedules for 2012 in the "Member Opportunities" section of this forum.

[peterbonly]

I'm in my 50th year of riding and without recording them I'd say somewhere approaching 500k miles. I have taken several MSF courses; priviledged to ride with the late Lawrence Grodsky of Stayin' Safe along Coast Hwy 1 in California.

And, I have taken 2 of these Streetmasters classes plus spent a day-long ride with Walt Fulton. I highly recommend this course for those who want to freshen up their riding skills and safety knowledge. Very practical, hands-on, lots of miles, good instruction AND when you ride home it will be a different ride!

I strongly recommend such a class for the experienced rider and I try to complete one every couple of years.