MSF Advanced Rider Course-Sportbike Techniques April 13th@Red Rocks Community College

[BikesRider777]

Would you recommend this or the race school to help me refine my riding skills in general? I've been riding for 4 years now, been down once, and like to go fast but only when it's (reasonably) safe. I don't want to spend my time learning about watching out for cars in intersections and such, as I try not to ride on busy streets much anyways. I just want to be a better rider, specifically on body positioning and braking. Thanks for the help.

[UglyDogRacing]

Would you recommend this or the race school to help me refine my riding skills in general? I've been riding for 4 years now, been down once, and like to go fast but only when it's (reasonably) safe. I don't want to spend my time learning about watching out for cars in intersections and such, as I try not to ride on busy streets much anyways. I just want to be a better rider, specifically on body positioning and braking. Thanks for the help.

Either class would benefit you. The ARC does go over braking and some body position. The speeds are greater than Basic Rider Course, but it's still in the parking lot. If you have the proper gear to ride the track, I would suggest doing the MRA Race School.