He did really good, I started him off by just pushing him around with his feet on the pegs and made him stop using the brakes. Then I let him start the bike up and go about 100' in a straight line and stop next to a cone. Then I set up some more cones in a slalom about 25' apart and he went around all of them. By the end of 2 hours he was standing up and heading straight for the bumpy part of the field where some trucks left some ruts. I think he'll be ready to shift the next time I take him out. The only thing he really needs work on is stopping, grabs the front brake with the same intensity as the clutch trying to pull it all the way in.
I think the next time I'll set up an oval track with about 10 cones and have him stop at each one and do about 10 laps. That'll be 100 starts and stops.
I think the next time I'll set up an oval track with about 10 cones and have him stop at each one and do about 10 laps. That'll be 100 starts and stops.