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BRC
Prep
Welcome to
your BRC Homework!!!
RidingSafety is so bold as to
ask you to come prepared for the first night of class!
But you can handle this little bit of work. Some of it is good brain-food.
What to do
smart, must, good, want, and helpful things to do
- [Smart to do]
-- Fill out the Card Data
form. It is a "smart thing to do" because filling
out this simple form [at least a week prior to class] means you
receive your MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) Completion Card
when you successfully complete the class requirements. If you
don't fill out the form, your Card is snail mailed to you -- expect
delivery in 4 to 6 weeks after graduation. Fill out the form!
- [Must do]
-- Read these two FORMS: Motorcycle
Safety Course Waiver and Indemnification Form and Training
Rules and Contract Form. You cannot take this training
unless you sign the Waiver form during first night of class. Read
it here so valuable class time isn't used up.
- [Good to have]
-- Print the BRC
Checklist so you come to each class with the things you need.
Don't need much on Thurs night. Need gear on Saturday and Sunday.
Checklist will help.
- [Good to know]
-- Take the BRC CBT (Computer
Based Training) program. It will prepare you for the first night
of class by showing what we are going to cover. Adults don’t like
being blind sided with academic information without some warning.
This is your warning -- this is what we are going to discuss on
the first night of class. You don’t have to memorize it, just
be familiar with the concepts. If what you read and see raises
a question, write it down and we will discuss it on Thurs night.
- [Help find your way]
Look at the BRC Maps and
make sure you know where you are going, both for the first night
of class and for the weekend class at LSUS.
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[Inquiring
minds want to know] Review the Introduction card below.
This is how you will introduce yourself to your fellow riders.
It is put here so you can see the simple information your fellow
riders would like to know about you, and what you'll learn about
them. Many a common bond has been found via this card -- and
many a friendship forged via this training program.
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