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23-03-12, 08:44 PM

What I loved about the IAM is that they give a good baseline to build upon. Passing the IAM test doesn't mean much as it is not the end of the learning process by far. If anything, it only opened my eyes as to how much there is to learn and encouraged me to seek further training.

I think the system they teach requires the rider to be comfortable and in complete control of the bike which I think takes a few months of getting used to after passing the DSA test. I think somewhere on the IAM website said's something like at least 6 months after passing the test.

For new riders, is especially good since they don't have "bad" habits to change. But as it has been said, no better time than now.

23-03-12, 08:44 PM	#9
maxinc Guest Posts: n/a	Re: When to start advanced training? What I loved about the IAM is that they give a good baseline to build upon. Passing the IAM test doesn't mean much as it is not the end of the learning process by far. If anything, it only opened my eyes as to how much there is to learn and encouraged me to seek further training. I think the system they teach requires the rider to be comfortable and in complete control of the bike which I think takes a few months of getting used to after passing the DSA test. I think somewhere on the IAM website said's something like at least 6 months after passing the test. For new riders, is especially good since they don't have "bad" habits to change. But as it has been said, no better time than now.