Is there any motorcycle technician courses online
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Learning to work on any machinery is a "hands on" thing.....If there are any online courses I wouldn't think that you would come out them being able to fix much of anything.
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That's a great point, YouTube has everything you need these days.
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Thanks dear
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Hey.....You asked.
I've probably been fixin' them longer than you've been alive.
My favorites are the guys that go online and watch some idiot wreck his own bike and then try to try to figure it out for themselves.....Their repairs usually cost more than if they'd just brought it to the shop first.
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From: Bahrain
Hey.....You asked.
I've probably been fixin' them longer than you've been alive.
My favorites are the guys that go online and watch some idiot wreck his own bike and then try to try to figure it out for themselves.....Their repairs usually cost more than if they'd just brought it to the shop first.
I've probably been fixin' them longer than you've been alive.
My favorites are the guys that go online and watch some idiot wreck his own bike and then try to try to figure it out for themselves.....Their repairs usually cost more than if they'd just brought it to the shop first.
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From: Santa Cruz / Modesto CA.
I think you can learn a lot of THEORY online but Greezy is right. Hands on is the only way to nail it. When I was an auto tech you could spot the guys a mile away who learned without any hands-on experience. They were lost in the real world shop environment. Fun to watch though.....