MMI Week 4 (part 1)

We've had a few nights this week and I'm still noticing people coming in late, leaving early and just not showing up. Are these people paying the same amount I am for this school?

Our instructor informed us on Monday when we came in that he had just finished covering the afternoon class as a favor and that he missed us. Evidently the afternoon crowd is loud and doesn't pay attention. Not to mention the fact that a bunch of them tried to sneak out early and that he found out they do this just about everyday. I believe it. Again......are these people paying the same amount as me?

So far this week we've covered transmissions, cooling and lubrication systems and watched a few of the Harley PHD (PHD is Harley's training program) videos on rebuilding transmissions and the oiling systems for the 88's. They wouldn't let us take the test for them while watching them though. They said we had to wait till we actually started the Harley specific portion of the training. At least I've got an idea of what to expect now when I have to watch as many of those videos as possible before I graduate. They have a lot of information in them and it would be nice to able to get a copy of them. I'm sure there's someway somehow to pull it off but Harley doesn't want anyone to have them besides a dealership. It's an ass move but it's a way they keep the business in house.

I'm still keeping a pretty good grip on things. I think I'll do good with this class as well. Hopefully on the next update, Friday night, I'll have another high score to report.

Until then....................

For you Judas Priest fans out there, they are selling tickets to win the Harley CrossBones they use during the show. All proceeds go to charity. I'm assuming since it's a "local charity" thats local to this particular dealership that they are the ones who gave the bike to the band and had it painted and such. The bike is supposed to be autographed at the end of the tour and I'm sure it'll come complete with custom scratches and everything else loved by a fan. You can mail this in so no need to be there if you'd like a shot to win it. I'm personally not THAT big a Judas Priest fan to be rolling around on a custom bike with their logo all over it but I wouldn't refuse delivery either.