hi everybody,
ive completed a graduate course in mechanical engineering, and finally have time to repair my mc16 which has languished for a year.

but before i get into that i have a query for anyone who would be kind enough to provide me with any information.

i intend to do a masters in Motorcycle engineering and would love to know the best places to do it. i have found a couple of courses in Kingston and Merton in England. how good are they?

And a couple in the United States. but would really like to know if there are any other premier institutions that offer this as an accredited course (in any english speaking country) and what prospects i'd enjoy after the course completion.


thanks for all the help, and happy biking everyone.
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Well as i work in this field i guess i can give some advice.
Both Merton and Kingston are excellent colleges, look at their web sites and see what they have to offer. I would contact the college's and ask for advice on progression/prospects.
Just remember that colleges in the UK are on summer break right now so response may be limited, if you can, wait until September.
I wish you the best of luck!

thanks a lot jeff350lc , i am really looking forward to a career on bikes...
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hi everyone ,
i recently came across a college in the United States offering a diploma/certificate course in motocycles called .... Motorcycle Mechanics Institute.........

is there anyone who has heard of this?
the college claims to have have very good credentials, but id like to know if anyones heard of it and if so, how good an institute it is.........

i apologise as my queries arent nsr related, but hope you can help me none the less.......
thanks n happy biking!
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