SSDC - Anyone Taking 2B There?

[Hello.Kitty]

wow...

 

corse, no work today ? didn't see you at SSDC today just now..

really free consultation huh... haha

[Corse]

You're welcome.

 

Some things to share from my own opinion.

From what i noticed abt the things that all students learn, has only learned and gain enough skill just to pass the test but not enough to fully maximized more skills that u can develop.

Example- Emergency brake. only at 30-40km/h. How i wish i can teach u guys to do it at 70km/h.

 

I've been to Japan for advance training.(as some of u might already know)

And the culture towards road safety and the interests to be skillful on the bike is so different. The sudents fully respect the instuctors there.

To my surprise, non-instructors, students, even ladies can ride like us instrucrtors in Singapore. Maybe even better.

 

Below are some pics when i was in japan....

Students, the many bikes and cars we used and lots of space for skidding control(4w) and the competition.

[Corse]

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[Mrace]

simple, because he is a 流氓大�*� (xue)生..

 

 

funny, how come cannot input the xue word in chinese

 

u mean like this? 流氓大�*�生

 

i also cant!

[Corse]

going for work soon....

[jhawk2820]

u mean like this? 流氓大�*�生

 

i also cant!

 

maybe this forum dont think he fit to be a Da Xue Sheng, that why filter away the word xue.

[floppy]

simple, because he is a 流氓大�*� (xue)生..

if he change that 口德, he still CMI. he will covert from vocal language to sign language

 

what's truly amazing...

 

how can he be a cccccouunseeelleeeer?!?

 

p/s: actually most uni students are vulgar

[jhawk2820]

CS is on another level, unattainable by commoners like us.

 

hmm, you riding zx-9r in UK?

[jhawk2820]

what's truly amazing...

 

how can he be a cccccouunseeelleeeer?!?

 

p/s: actually most uni students are vulgar

 

beat me too.

[anodise57]

damn...... times have change.. .even rotten wood can be carved ... HAHHAHAHA

ops

[NoobGixxer]

Haha... Chief Woon. becuz he's not the same level as us, instructors, u wont find his ID on the website or at the instructors photo frame.

 

wah nice suit ar..find 1 day go track tgt leh..must teach me some skill in there...wahahaha

[rossifumi_46]

You're welcome.

 

Some things to share from my own opinion.

From what i noticed abt the things that all students learn, has only learned and gain enough skill just to pass the test but not enough to fully maximized more skills that u can develop.

Example- Emergency brake. only at 30-40km/h. How i wish i can teach u guys to do it at 70km/h.

 

I've been to Japan for advance training.(as some of u might already know)

And the culture towards road safety and the interests to be skillful on the bike is so different. The sudents fully respect the instuctors there.

To my surprise, non-instructors, students, even ladies can ride like us instrucrtors in Singapore. Maybe even better.

 

Below are some pics when i was in japan....

Students, the many bikes and cars we used and lots of space for skidding control(4w) and the competition.

 

Interesting stuff. That's what I like about the Japanese people, they are so passionate and dedicated in whatever they do in order to achieve the best. Especially their advancement in automotive industry and motorcycle technology, definitely of world class standard.

 

So during your Japan trip, did they bring you to places like their local Suzuka international circuit & the famous Honda's twin ring Motegi? It would be so cool to set your foot there where so many legendary GP racers had race there before. Especially their local riders such as the late Norick Abe and Daijiro Kato who are some of my favorite GP riders, but sadly will never get the chance to see them race anymore....

[SparkerS1]

u attended the half day or the full day one?

half day course

wow...

 

i apologize, dun angry ok?

[C.S]

woah

now i understand why this thread is alive

 

1) real students consulting real instructor for real advise

2) ex-SSDC students B1tching about a poor ex-SSDC student, who is trying hard to earn good karma

 

 

*ahmithaba*

[fleaz]

half day course

 

care to share what exactly did you find useful?

[Corse]

wah nice suit ar..find 1 day go track tgt leh..must teach me some skill in there...wahahaha

 

Can.. no prob

 

Interesting stuff. That's what I like about the Japanese people, they are so passionate and dedicated in whatever they do in order to achieve the best. Especially their advancement in automotive industry and motorcycle technology, definitely of world class standard.

 

So during your Japan trip, did they bring you to places like their local Suzuka international circuit & the famous Honda's twin ring Motegi? It would be so cool to set your foot there where so many legendary GP racers had race there before. Especially their local riders such as the late Norick Abe and Daijiro Kato who are some of my favorite GP riders, but sadly will never get the chance to see them race anymore....

 

 

Yup i was a Twin Ring Moteg for training. They let us ride a CBR600RR on the track too.

i've been to Suzuka for the competition and watch the drfiting race form the grandstand having lunch.

[NoobGixxer]

Can.. no prob

 

 

 

 

Yup i was a Twin Ring Moteg for training. They let us ride a CBR600RR on the track too.

i've been to Suzuka for the competition and watch the drfiting race form the grandstand having lunch.

 

fierce rider u..lol

[rossifumi_46]

Can.. no prob

 

 

 

 

Yup i was a Twin Ring Moteg for training. They let us ride a CBR600RR on the track too.

i've been to Suzuka for the competition and watch the drfiting race form the grandstand having lunch.

 

That must be one great experience of your lifetime. Guess that's the advantage of being an instructor at SSDC because it's 'powered' by Honda. Not sure whether instructors from other driving centers have this kind of opportunities though.

[danielsin2]

hey guys!!

 

booked my prac 4 on mon.. 3.20pm!!

 

anyone will be there at that time??

[Hello.Kitty]

i apologize, dun angry ok?

 

 

i will box you the next time i see you

[SparkerS1]

i will box you the next time i see you

 

pls dun, cos i scared i OK-ed:faint:

[mjdod]

Corse, you good at teaching car? I just registered for my Class 3 (Manual). But have to wait for my BTT first.

[Corse]

Corse, you good at teaching car? I just registered for my Class 3 (Manual). But have to wait for my BTT first.

 

I can't answer u, No right? haha...

Ya,, wait till u pass ur BTT, get ur PDL, then start driving.

[Corse]

That must be one great experience of your lifetime. Guess that's the advantage of being an instructor at SSDC because it's 'powered' by Honda. Not sure whether instructors from other driving centers have this kind of opportunities though.

 

BBDC does exactly what we do... BBDC and SSDC under the same roof.

We competed together with 27 other instructors around the world. Even the counter girl at BBDC took part, but in the 100cc category. Ours was the 750cc.

[Corse]

Hey pple... I suppose some of u might have seen myself and other instructors training ourselves during lunch time and dinner before, right?

Doing those quick and tight cornering within the circuit, and in and out thru pylons.

 

What if i had a chance to organize a day or two for an Advance Riding Course? I'll teach u more than what the school is teaching u. There will be a fee becuz i may rent a open road space for us. (maybe Kallang car park)

Must possess at least a class 2B and using ur own bike

 

If this can happen, i will teach things like;

- correct posture riding to enable better handle of ur bike thru hard accelaration and braking.

- how to be quick/effective on accelaration and braking with the right timing.

- E/brake and higher speeds. Skiding.

- Faster speed cornering in the safe way. Includes counter steering, lining, etc.

- Bliping.

- Maybe even do a Lap time/time attack Race.

 

What do u guys think of this idea? if the response is good. Like maybe at least 20 pple.

Then i might be able to plan something.