Assisting next week to CSS two day camp

kanankeban · 10-01-2010, 02:25 PM

Well all planets aligned at my will!!!!! And Next week im going to be at the track of Streets of Willow Springs taking a 2day camp

...This is something for me...I wanted to go since last year, well the thing goes better...everything worked great so apart the CSS course...Im taking the family for a extra week of fun to Disney! The Filosofy involved...do what ever you want until you can

....let go scrab some pucks at the track!!!

8m91 · 10-01-2010, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by kanankeban

Well all planets aligned at my will!!!!! And Next week im going to be at the track of Streets of Willow Springs taking a 2day camp

...This is something for me...I wanted to go since last year, well the thing goes better...everything worked great so apart the CSS course...Im taking the family for a extra week of fun to Disney! The Filosofy involved...do what ever you want until you can

....let go scrab some pucks at the track!!!

Congrats and have fun. I am going in Nov @ Sears Point. Can't wait!

siddo44 · 10-01-2010, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by kanankeban

Well all planets aligned at my will!!!!! And Next week im going to be at the track of Streets of Willow Springs taking a 2day camp

...This is something for me...I wanted to go since last year, well the thing goes better...everything worked great so apart the CSS course...Im taking the family for a extra week of fun to Disney! The Filosofy involved...do what ever you want until you can

....let go scrab some pucks at the track!!!

Congrats! I would have met you there and I was planning on taking part at the exact same camp, but I don't have a U.S. motorcycle license anymore, so they won't let me rent one of the bikes.

I was really looking forward to it too, since my trip to the States aligns with the two-day camp on the 7th and 8th. Oh well, I guess I can spend that time renewing my U.S. license. Have fund nonetheless.

kanankeban · 10-02-2010, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by siddo44

Congrats! I would have met you there and I was planning on taking part at the exact same camp, but I don't have a U.S. motorcycle license anymore, so they won't let me rent one of the bikes.

I was really looking forward to it too, since my trip to the States aligns with the two-day camp on the 7th and 8th. Oh well, I guess I can spend that time renewing my U.S. license. Have fund nonetheless.

I dont have a us motorcycle license either I have my mexican motorcycle driver license, and they didnt mentioned as a requirment

, and other friend from here made a camp at las vegas some months ago and he did not need it...you only need previous driving experience thats all...

siddo44 · 10-02-2010, 02:45 AM

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Originally Posted by kanankeban

I dont have a us motorcycle license either I have my mexican motorcycle driver license, and they didnt mentioned as a requirment

, and other friend from here made a camp at las vegas some months ago and he did not need it...you only need previous driving experience thats all...

Really? I was actually registering for the camp and right before I paid, I read the fine print of the terms and conditions. It says, "Renting a BMW S1000 RR: This is only for those participants that are renting one of the school’s S1000 RRs, you must have a valid motorcycle license, it does not have to be from the state that you are attending the school in."

I assumed that meant you must have a valid U.S. motorcycle license. I only have a Korean one. I guess that means they will accept a valid license from any country. Doh! I should have just contacted them and asked. Maybe if Misti is reading this, she can confirm.

kanankeban · 10-02-2010, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by siddo44

Really? I was actually registering for the camp and right before I paid, I read the fine print of the terms and conditions. It says, "Renting a BMW S1000 RR: This is only for those participants that are renting one of the school’s S1000 RRs, you must have a valid motorcycle license, it does not have to be from the state that you are attending the school in."

I assumed that meant you must have a valid U.S. motorcycle license. I only have a Korean one. I guess that means they will accept a valid license from any country. Doh! I should have just contacted them and asked. Maybe if Misti is reading this, she can confirm.

I just call Carlos, a friend and confirmed that he has only a mexican one...and on top he forgot to take it...and no problem. He told me that CSS told him that he only needed a valid motorcycle license from whatever country he had.
So come you have time to make it...maybe their is a spot, dont do that by the web just call Whitney, the phone is in the contacts at the CSS web page, Whitney is the responsable of the office and registration.

misti · 10-04-2010, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by siddo44

Really? I was actually registering for the camp and right before I paid, I read the fine print of the terms and conditions. It says, "Renting a BMW S1000 RR: This is only for those participants that are renting one of the school’s S1000 RRs, you must have a valid motorcycle license, it does not have to be from the state that you are attending the school in."

I assumed that meant you must have a valid U.S. motorcycle license. I only have a Korean one. I guess that means they will accept a valid license from any country. Doh! I should have just contacted them and asked. Maybe if Misti is reading this, she can confirm.

I can confirm that you need a valid motorcycle licence from ANY country, it doesn't have to be from the USA.

Misti