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I figured reading my post you would have realized I already checked the NY area. Next time I will pretend I am talking to my kids. OP that replied with the cost, thank you.
They don't care about the MSF because they don't carry insurance.
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Here in MI the course cost was $25, I believe it is subsidized by the state here, we have a group that takes spring warm-up courses every year, this year was the ARC and RLP ($125), the ARC was a bit different where about half of the day was in a class room going over rider awareness and situational awareness, the other half was bike handling, braking, brake & avoid, braking technique, slow maneuvering, cone weaves, offset cone weaves. I found the classroom portion helpful to get the head in the right place, but I found that the RLP course better for bike handling and braking technique.
I think it was about $125...MSF in Albuquerque, NM...well worth it. After 10 years of racing and 20+ years of riding overall at the time (1992) I thought I had riding down...but I learned a few things. If Neil Peart can still take drum lessons, any rider can take more rider courses... Good luck with it.
I want to take the MSF advanced rider course. There are no fees for the upcoming course listed on the website yet. How much did your advanced course cost. I realize it may be different from my areas cost.
By all means, take an ARC! You'll love Ex. 5! Everyone does! Decreasing radius turn. Do it!
Here, it's $150.
Years ago, I took an ARC before I took a BRC! I like to do stuff alphabetically! (Passed both with zero points, btw.)
I had some real fun with the rider coaches in the classroom, too!
Edit~If you look at my avatar, you'll notice I'm smiling whilst riding in a tighter and tighter arc. That's Ex. 5!
See where my eyes are? Do that!
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