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Where can girlfriend try riding a few 250s in Toronto?

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Marcfolch said:
Called Learning Curves and apparently the "get your feet wet" program was a groupon they ran last year. They have no intention to do another at this point, but would consider it if enough people are interested. Anyone know others who would want to try a bike for like $70-80?

Humber's a good option, but it's a very different type of bike. My riding buddies and I all ride sports and supersports, so it would be good if she could try something in that style on for size.

Wasted's dirt bike option sounds good too, but i have NO idea where to find a 125cc dirt bike for a few hours.

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone, keep em coming!
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Trailtours or gopher dunes have rental dirt bikes call and find out.
 
I'm glad there are some "Get your feet wet" options.

However the reality of life is that to truly enjoy something one usually has to make a committment. Borrowing stuff or short term rental gives a false sense of involvement. As soon as the reality of ownership sets in the bloom often goes off the rose. Insurance, maintenence, payments in winter, storage and all the other things we bond together over, kill the initial lust.
 
Didn't RTI or learning curve offer a 3 hour session for like $75 just to see if they like bikes? And if they do, just pay the remaining of the total cost for the course.

e.g. total cost = $300, if she likes it, she pays the remaining which is $225
 
Honda Demo day coming up in July 13?

Edit: oh sorry, no way you can ride without a license.
 
Centennial have a one day course called "Introduction To Motorcycling". All you need is a helmet, jacket, gloves. They provide the bikes. It's $78 and takes place at their Ashtonbee Campus at Warden/Eglington. It's a great campus and lot, and the instructors are great too. I went there for the full m2 exit course.

Their calendar shows two more classes coming up on July 7th, and August 11th. Here's the link http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ce/coursedetail.php?CourseCode=CEMO-808
 
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