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Motorcycle Riding Concept
Fairfax, Virginia
The Motorcycle Riding Concept in Virginia offers motorcycle rider training to all Beginner, Advanced and Expert motorcycle riders or operators. They held classes at Fairfax and Dumfries, Virginia. They teach all levels of motorcycle rider essential core such as maximum effective braking, curve negotiation turning skills, collision and obstacle avoidance and many more.
Gateway Technical College Motorcycle Rider
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Get on the Road: Motorcycle Rider Courses in Wisconsin Ready to experience the thrill of the open road in Wisconsin? Whether you're dreaming of winding through Kettle Moraine's scenic routes or exploring the curves of Door County, making sure you're licensed and confident on two wheels is essential. Fortunately, Wisconsin offers a variety of motorcycle safety courses to help you ride safely and legally. Here’s everything you need to know about these courses and how to register. Classes run May-September. Classroom and Range sessions are held at the Horizon Center. 🏍️ Available Motorcycle Safety Courses Wisconsin offers two primary courses for new and experienced riders, each designed to improve your riding skills and help you earn or maintain your Class M motorcycle license. Check the courses section below. 📝 Waivers and Forms: What You Need to Know Depending on your situation, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation may require you to obtain an MV3575 Proof of Enrollment Waiver before getting a motorcycle temporary permit. You’ll need this waiver if you: Are under 18 years old Have received three temporary permits from the DMV Have failed the DMV’s motorcycle skills test twice How to Request a Waiver: Waivers are issued after course enrollment. Requests must be made at the Kenosha Campus or by calling 262-564-3900. If you fail to attend your course after receiving a waiver, the DMV will be notified, so make sure to show up and ride on! Tip for Students Under 18: Bring a parent or guardian on the first in-person training day to sign the required "Personal Enrichment" form. This must be signed in the presence of your motorcycle instructor. 🚦 Ready to Ride? Taking a motorcycle safety course is the first step to hitting Wisconsin's beautiful roads with confidence. Whether you're starting with the basics or refreshing your skills, these courses provide the knowledge and hands-on experience you need. The road awaits — ride safe, ride smart, and enjoy the adventure! 🏍️✨
Motorcycle Rider Education Program / DMV Vermont
Montpelier, Vermont
The Department of Motor vehicles in Vermont offers the Motorcycle Training Program to all riders in the state. The Program includes the Vermont Rider Education Program and the Vermont Motorcycle Awareness Program. According to their official website, the VREP (Vermont Rider Education Program) Course was established in 1990 to offer motorcycle rider training to anyone who wishes to enjoy the sport of motorcycling. The program offers different levels of instructional courses to make motorcycling safer and more enjoyable. The program offers the Basic Rider Course which is intended for novice riders and those with limited riding experienced or riders who haven’t ridden for some time for whom the course will serve as a refresher course. The course is an 18-hour session with a combination of riding exercises and classroom time. Instructors will teach the basic skills needed to operate a motorcycle. Another course offered by the program is the Intermediate Rider Course which is a one-day course designed for students who have completed the basic Rider Course. The Experienced Rider Course- License Waiver - is a one-day course also designed for riders who do not possess a driver’s license with a motorcycle endorsement. The Experienced Rider Course – Skills Plus- is a one-day course for riders who are already licensed and frequently ride. The focus of the course is on riding exercises and discussions on motorcycle safety. The VMAP (Vermont Motorcycle Awareness Program) Course is a 4-hour basic motorcycle safety course for individuals who are interested in obtaining a motorcycle learner’s permit or endorsement. The course is designed to introduce new riders to basic information about the complexities of safe motorcycle operation. For questions and more information about the course please visit their site https://dmv.vermont.gov/driver-education/vermont-rider-education-program-vrep
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Suburban Motors
Thiensville, Wisconsin
Suburban Motors is a Harley-Davidson dealer that offers motorcycle safety courses through Rider’s Edge. Whether you are a novice or veteran rider, Rider’s Edge has the right course for you. They offer the New Rider Course and Skilled Rider Course that are approved by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. All courses are taught by instructors who are certified by MSF and Harley-Davidson
ABATE of Indiana, Inc.
Bargersville, Indiana
American Bikers Aimed Toward Education (ABATE) of Indiana, Inc is a not-for-profit, safety, educational, charitable and advocacy motorcyclist organization. Offering courses to prepare individuals to take the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Basic RiderCourse. They use nationally recognized curriculum and operate under the direction of the Indiana Department of Education. Here's a breakdown of what they offer: MSF Course Prep: The primary service is to provide online training modules that cover the material you’ll be tested on during the MSF course. This helps you learn the fundamentals of motorcycle safety. Self-Paced Learning: You can learn at your own pace, reviewing the material as needed. Practice Tests: They offer practice tests to help you assess your knowledge and identify areas where you need more study. Digital Certificate: Upon successful completion of the online course, you receive a digital certificate that you can present to the MSF course instructor. This certificate allows you to proceed directly to the hands-on portion of the MSF course. It doesn’t replace the hands-on training and instruction you'll receive during the course, but it’s a valuable way to familiarize yourself with the concepts and skills beforehand. Important Note: You still need to attend and complete the full MSF Basic RiderCourse to earn your motorcycle license in most states. Abate of Indiana simply helps you be better prepared. You can find more detailed information on their website:
Central Virginia Community College Motorcycle Rider Training
Lynchburg, Virginia
Central Virginia Community College Motorcycle Rider Training offers motorcycle training course for new riders and experienced riders. Upon completion of the Basic Riders Course, riders will be exempted from the DMV testing motorcycle licensing.
Blue Ridge Community College - Motorcycle Safety Courses
Flat Rock, North Carolina
The Blue Ridge Community College offers Motorcycle Rider Skills Training under their Continuing Education Program. If you want to learn how to ride a motorcycle but have never driven a motorcycle before then enroll for a Basic Rider Course; then come back for the Experienced Rider Course. These Rider Training program courses are co-sponsored by the BRCC Workforce Services and Continuing Education Division and the Virginia department of Motor Vehicles.
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