You could say that! I felt like the focus was too much on the community vibe and not enough on actual riding skills. For the cost, I expected more technical training.
If you’re looking for a structured program with solid outcomes, compare other state-certified programs! Sometimes they’re just as effective but come with lower tuition fees.
I think there’s a balance to be struck. While Harley might be pricier, the culture and camaraderie are unmatched! It’s like joining a family.
That’s true, but is it worth the price tag? For first-timers, maybe those other programs could be just as beneficial. Just my two cents!
I’m curious about the costs associated with the Rider to Rider Program as well. Are there any hidden fees we should know about?
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Good question! From what I gathered, there aren’t many hidden fees, but it’s always good to double-check with your local dealership for the latest info.
I heard they offer financing options! It’s worth asking at your local Harley dealer. They might have promo events with additional discounts.
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I agree! I also think negotiating a bit could help lower the price. You never know until you try!
I’ve saved up for it by setting aside a little money each month. It really adds up! If you can budget, that might ease the financial strain.
Great tip! Also, check if your employer offers any motorcycle safety programs; some do, and you may get reimbursed!
I’ve looked into group discounts, too! Sometimes if you enroll with friends, they offer a reduced rate. Definitely worth checking out!
That’s a fantastic idea! I’ll reach out to some buddies and see who wants to join!
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I think some insurance companies offer discounts for taking safety courses. It could be a win-win! Just ask your provider.
Exactly! It’s all about saving where you can. Every little bit helps, right?
Just think of it this way – you either spend money on the course or pay for it in hospital bills later! Safety first, folks!