[smokeizfire]

I’m sure everyone knows there’s a long waiting list to attend the MSF course. Cerritos College was booked until November. I called today seeing if they had a stand by policy. As the lady I was on the phone with was telling me none for stand by, she then told me 2 openings came up, due to cancellation. This was about 10 min. ago. Hope this helps…Oh yeah, have credit card in hand.

[CBennett]

lol im SO glad ours is 100% FREE here in PA.

[nau_lax21]

I took mine several months ago. all the classes were booked up for about 2 months except one opening for a class that was all the way up in san bernardino. it was worth the 1 1/2 hour drive there and back (and there and back)

if anyone is looking around and not seeing any available classes, keep looking. people drop out and an opening will show up

[Andrew]

I got into a class six weeks early as a walk in. Turned up at 5 for a 5:30 class and got in. The first 2 times I tried I didn’t get in but it was a case of 3rd time lucky.

[slipknot61]

As you have probably noticed, there are many new riders due to popularity of riding motorcycles here in So Cal. Many of the msf courses are completely filled for the next couple of months.

As for myself, I took my course at Saddleback College in July ’08. It was a great course with a great schedule of teaching. Weekend only, classroom in the morning and ride in the afternoon or vice-versa. Most of the other places have you do classroom one night during weekday and the 2 days of riding on the weekend. The teachers at the saddleback course were very good. Here is the link to there course:
http://saddlebackridertraining.com/riding.html

FYI, one of my friends took his course at Orange Coast College and another in Anaheim somewhere near the 91 freeway and kramer/glassel exit.

If you need any other info let me know.

[Author]

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