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 Post subject: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
PostPosted: Sat Oct 22, 2011 6:43 am 
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http://www.mccofnsw.org.au/a/332.html

If you've enjoyed the cornering guide I've passed around, you will love these vids - produced by the Motorcycle Council of New South Wales, so they're "by riders for riders" kinda stuff.
If you're smart, you will never stop learning ;)

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
PostPosted: Sat Oct 22, 2011 11:21 am 
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Thanks Nitekreeper. Much appreciated by one of those 'still learning' after nearly 40 years. Never too old. Image

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
PostPosted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:53 pm 
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Thanks for that, NK.

Perhaps it was Marco's sad passing last night that got me thinking about the "freaky" crap that can happen out there (personally, when in doubt I tend to ride like an old fart anyway; not that I have a predudice against farts :wink: ). In any event, as suggested I've booked myself in for a two-day course with St John's Ambulance. Better late than never, I guess.

$200, roughly, for those interested.

Cheers, Matt

PS. I wonder if your link should be placed on the main page as a "newbs start here" button? Be interesting to see the number of clicks it received. Cheers.

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
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Matt ,make sure you ask about motorcycle riders when doing the course ,some times we don't even get a mention at all ,thats if you just booked in for a regular first aid course.

Great link NK.

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
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Hi Sled,

Yes I mentioned to the lady taking the booking that I'm a motorcyclist and she recommended the "Level 2" course, whatever that means (she sent through some literature to read; I'll scan through it tonight). But for sure, I'll let the instructor know at the start that I'd be most interested in any motorcycle specifics. Thanks for the tip.

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
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Matt Blain wrote:
Hi Sled,
Yes I mentioned to the lady taking the booking that I'm a motorcyclist and she recommended the "Level 2" course, whatever that means (she sent through some literature to read; I'll scan through it tonight).
Regards, Matt


St John's did a short course here in the ACT specifically for riders. I found it very useful. It was a good 'top up' to the normal course.

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
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Great link great vids thanks for the post NK

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
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Finished the St John's two day course today (mentioned I was most interested in anything motor-cycle at the outset). Though the instructor tossed a few bones every now and again, really it was more your run-of-the-mill general stuff. Oh well.

Guess I'll go and practice a few chest-presses on the wife for the hell of it. :wink:

Cheers, Matt

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
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Nite, thanks a lot for sharing this link, awesome stuff!!!

Here in the state of Washington, the authorities are very much for you (and of course after you for legal stuff *LOL) I've book me in to a series of classes, will cost about $1K, yet well worth invested money, because you never stop learning.

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 Post subject: Re: MCC of NSW "Rider Risk" videos - MUST WATCH!
PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:13 am 
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GReat resource.. thanks for sharing it. Sent it to a new rider in our office.. she really appreciated it. Will keep us occupied through our Canadian winter.


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