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01-05-2009, 05:26 PM
#83
Precison Performance Co.
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Youngstown, OH
Posts: 880
Re: college
Freshman year at Waynesburg University in Waynesburg PA, played football, sustained an injury, tried rehab, couldnt throw a ball like a use to, so screw it, now ive taken over My dads motorcycle business, and still 12k in debt from 1 year.
gotta love education after high school
gotta love education after high school
01-05-2009, 05:57 PM
#84
myspace.com/chrismoore18
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: bainbridge,GA--229
Age: 36
Posts: 254
Re: college
MMI was alot of fun stunted all the time and rode with a bunch of the HAI and warped toyz riders everyonce once in a while. and a bunch of pros the week of stuntwars.
The school cost me around 27,000 for the whole program that was a little over a year and a half. i defiantely learned a lot i didnt know before i got there. but the school i thought was way to easy.
If you know nothing really about motorcycles and how they work and want to learn all the basics and some more i would say you should go. but if you feel you know a good amount of stuff and want to be part of the motorcycle industry i would say you should just try to get in a dealership because you will definately learn alot more by working in a dealership for that year and a half then school
but if you do decide to go DEFINATELY take the honda elective!! i dont care if you despise honda's if you take that class you have the potential to learn all you could ever want to know about them by taking the honda 24 course. they have the most knowledgeable teachers and best training aids. i took all 4 honda, kawasaki, suzuki, and yamaha. And Honda was by far the best
The school cost me around 27,000 for the whole program that was a little over a year and a half. i defiantely learned a lot i didnt know before i got there. but the school i thought was way to easy.
If you know nothing really about motorcycles and how they work and want to learn all the basics and some more i would say you should go. but if you feel you know a good amount of stuff and want to be part of the motorcycle industry i would say you should just try to get in a dealership because you will definately learn alot more by working in a dealership for that year and a half then school
but if you do decide to go DEFINATELY take the honda elective!! i dont care if you despise honda's if you take that class you have the potential to learn all you could ever want to know about them by taking the honda 24 course. they have the most knowledgeable teachers and best training aids. i took all 4 honda, kawasaki, suzuki, and yamaha. And Honda was by far the best
01-06-2009, 02:58 AM
#85
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Temecula, CA
Age: 38
Posts: 557
Re: college
I went to the University of California, Riverside. Graduated in four years and I was on the dean's honor list for 3/4 of those years!! 
(the last year that i did not make the honor roll was the year that i got my stunt bike....haha) I used to pay attention during lecture until i got a stickin stunt bike. Then I ended up paroozing StuntLife on my laptop during lecture instead of paying attention and taking notes! 
(the last year that i did not make the honor roll was the year that i got my stunt bike....haha) I used to pay attention during lecture until i got a stickin stunt bike. Then I ended up paroozing StuntLife on my laptop during lecture instead of paying attention and taking notes! 
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