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Motorcycle Rider Training




Motorcycle Rider Training
In Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties,
MOTORCYCLE RIDER EDUCATION
offers state-approved,
California Highway Patrol administered
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY COURSES
Instruction takes place in Camarillo, Santa Barbara and Simi Valley
THE BASIC COURSE
The Basic Course is for new and beginning riders, or those who are getting back into motorcycling but have not ridden for some time or have not had any formal training.

Upon successful completion of the basic course, you will receive a DMV DL389 certificate, which waives the riding test at the DMV. You will also receive a CMSP graduation card that could entitle you to discounts on your motorcycle insurance.

For the basic course, motorcycles and helmets are provided.

You will receive a total of 18 hours of instruction, consisting of two 4-hour sessions and two 5-hour motorcycle riding sessions.

ALL CLASSES ARE BY RESERVATION ONLY AND YOU MUST ATTEND ALL SESSIONS.
FOR A RESERVATION PLEASE CALL
MOTORCYCLE RIDER EDUCATION
805-389-5303

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Community News

Zine takes lead on pay cut for council
City Councilman Dennis Zine has asked for a 10 percent cut to his $149,159-a-year salary - with the money to be returned to the city's general fund - and may ask the 14 other council members to do the same.
"I think it would be an important gesture to show the public we are aware of how they're hurting and that we are sharing the pain," said Zine, a retired LAPD sergeant.
Needless to say, the proposal hasn't received much love toward Zine, who said one colleague visibly blanched at the prospect of a 14,000 pay cut. Thank you Dennis Zine for being a guest speaker at our March general meeting. You made some very informative points on safe riding tips and on the politics that we should all be very attentive to, never mind your quick wit and humor! Thank you for your continued support of our and your community. We appreciate your hard work and dedication to all of us.






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