AA Directions arrived in the post for my Son as I cancelled mine some time back with a rant about their anti motorcycle stance.
I had a quick flick thru it and was surprised to see a full page ad from ACC promoting the Ride Forever courses.
My Son did the bronze course last week in Rotorua and was very positive about it and booked for the next one, at $20 for a full day its good value.
Apparently they are worth $250.
I feel less bad about paying $500 a year for my 35 year old BMW.
Even more surprising was a three page spread on getting your learners for older riders.
AA are now in the Motorcycle Training business ( no cynical comments please :innocent:)
Goes on to say how the Driving School GM is a motorcycle rider and that the AA do care about us :grouphug:
There is a blurb on ATGATT shared with an add for a Retirement Village , so if your reading this Cassina all your bases are covered.:innocent:
I also renewed my AA membership as they probably need to recoup the $700 for transporting my bike from Timaru to Auckland.:niceone:
Cover page has article on the 100 people killed in cars not wearing seatbelts, or 42% of the total.
30% of drivers killed in crashes between 2004 and 2009 had some form of impairing substance in their blood.
Makes you think about who you are sharing the road with.
I had a quick flick thru it and was surprised to see a full page ad from ACC promoting the Ride Forever courses.
My Son did the bronze course last week in Rotorua and was very positive about it and booked for the next one, at $20 for a full day its good value.
Apparently they are worth $250.
I feel less bad about paying $500 a year for my 35 year old BMW.
Even more surprising was a three page spread on getting your learners for older riders.
AA are now in the Motorcycle Training business ( no cynical comments please :innocent:)
Goes on to say how the Driving School GM is a motorcycle rider and that the AA do care about us :grouphug:
There is a blurb on ATGATT shared with an add for a Retirement Village , so if your reading this Cassina all your bases are covered.:innocent:
I also renewed my AA membership as they probably need to recoup the $700 for transporting my bike from Timaru to Auckland.:niceone:
Cover page has article on the 100 people killed in cars not wearing seatbelts, or 42% of the total.
30% of drivers killed in crashes between 2004 and 2009 had some form of impairing substance in their blood.
Makes you think about who you are sharing the road with.
The AA
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