Motorcycle Rider Education MRE I lost $500. Only to be yelled at, instead of encouraged. They said I didn't follow instructions. With a helmet and motorcycles blaring, I couldn't hear a thing. They show favoritism and you are consi , Internet

WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM? IT DIDN'T HAPPEN TO YOU, SO YOUR REBUTTAL IS BASED ON WHAT? I TOOK THE COURSE IN ORDER TO GET MY LICENSE. I HAVE A PERMIT AT THE PRESENT TIME AND WANT TO GET MY LICENSE THROUGH THE CLASS.

YOUR OBVIOUSLY IMMATURE. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM YOUR REBUTTAL...A GOLD STAR?

YOU HAVE WAY TOO MUCH TIME ON YOUR HANDS ROBERT TO GET INVOLVED IN MY LIFE. SO....GET A LIFE.

I'VE MOVED ON. I SUGGEST YOU DO THE SAME.

As far as my riding skills, I ride a cruiser and have never had an incident. I even had a policeman tell me I was a good rider.

Assuming that's true, WHY IN THE HELL DID YOU TAKE A COURSE IN Motorcycling,

Your story doesnt make sense.

I FOUND YOU GET MUCH BETTER RESULTS FROM PEOPLE BY BEING KIND AND TREATING THEM AS AN EQUAL.

- Okay based on your last comment you are an experienced rider who for some reason "decided"(perhaps by court order?) to attend a Motorcycle training course. Since you feel you were already experienced you thought yourself as "EQUAL" to the instructors.

Perhapsyouare that good that is why you were asked to leave after an hour and you arejust upset at the agency that required you to take this class and pay $250 for the class. Or perhaps you are not that good, didn't want to listen and was told to leaveso you didn't meet the class"requirement" and now must take it again.

Am I close..I would bet I am.

YOU THINK HE WOULD BE SYMPATHETIC

- By the way this does infer that you were looking for sympathy.

Were you at this particular event? How would you know what kind of helmet I had?

Regarding my parents passing away, I didn't expect sympathy. But it would have been nice to hear, "Sorry to hear about your parents."

I wasn't looking for a "handout." Just a fair shake. After paying $250. twice, I was told to go home after one hour. Hardly worth the money.

As far as my riding skills, I ride a cruiser and have never had an incident. I even had a policeman tell me I was a good rider. I was driving up to the Rock Store and there was an accident right near the hair pin curve. I had two seconds to stop, which I did and the officer complimented me on my reaction.

The particular coach I had, seems to be a nice person. I just wish I could have received a little more encouragement as opposed to pointing out my mistakes. It takes it toll and you lose all confidence.

YOU HAVE THE WRONG HELMET !! IT WAS A DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION APPROVED HELMET. NOT "HI...COULD YOU WEAR ONE OF OUR HELMETS?" I FELT IMMEDIATELY PUT DOWN, ALTHOUGH, I DID NOTHING WRONG.

- Yes you had the wrong helmet.

YOU THINK HE WOULD BE SYMPATHETIC.

- Exactly what did you want him to do? You are driving around on a piece of moving equipment that can KILL someone if you are not doing something right. Amotorcycle does not care if your parents died two weeks apart, two days before or two minutes before. Sorry but they don't. Perhaps if you think you should have gotten sympathy about your parents, going to a Motorcycle training course may not have been the best choice.

If you had to go to two different classes at two different locations, and had similar experiences. Perhaps it wasn't the instructors.