Basic Rider Course (BRC)

The Basic Rider Course (BRC) is designed for people who have never ridden a motorcycle as well as the person who hasn’t ridden in a while and would like to get back in the sport. More

Experienced Rider Course (ERC)

The Experienced Rider Course (ERC) is for the person who has been riding for approximately one year or longer. Meant for riders who have a desire and motivation to stay sharp on their skills. More

Motorcycle Ground School (MGS)

Our Motorcycle Ground School (MGS) is the perfect way to get familiar with riding, whether you’re interested in learning to ride or simply desiring to learn about the general aspects of motorcycling.

During this one evening course, you will learn about:

• Motorcycle differences and characteristics;
• The risks associated with riding motorcycles, and how to manage that risk;
• Proper riding gear associated with riding;
• Pre-ride inspection;
• The controls of a motorcycle and their purpose;
• Developing a street strategy in becoming a safe, responsible motorcyclist.

The popularity of motorcycling is on the rise, due to the rising cost of fuel, not to mention the overall fun factor associated with our sport.  It is our desire to make our community safer on the roads through training and education.

There is no charge for the MGS.  Please call for class availability.

Scooter Course

This course is the same as the BRC, with students providing their own Scooter and proper riding gear.  Perfect for those desiring to ride a Scooter legally larger than 50cc's and who would rather "twist and go." Call our office for additional information and scheduling.

Individualized BRC

One-on-one individualized coaching.  For those who want more riding time to fine tune and hone their skills.  Call our office for additional information and scheduling.

Seasoned Rider

One out of every three drivers in America is now over 55 years of age. The typical U.S. motorcyclist is about 41 years of age compared with 24 years of age in 1980. A “Seasoned Rider” is generally considered to be riders over 40 years of age with riding experience.

The objective of the “Seasoned Rider” is to acquaint participants with the general effects of aging and the skills necessary to ride safely.  This is an interactive and fun session meant for riders of all ages. This group setting course lasts no more than 90 minutes, total. Tuition is 2 cans of food that goes to the Salvation Army's food pantry. Call our office for additional information and scheduling for yourself or for your riding group.