Harley Davidson Motorcycle Classes – Learn to Ride with Confidence Discover Harley Davidson motorcycle classes through the official Harley-Davidson® Riding Academy. Whether you're a first-time rider or looking to refresh your skills, our courses are designed to help you ride with confidence and safety. Join the hundreds of thousands who’ve achieved their riding dreams—start your journey today. New Rider Course – The Best Way to Begin If you’ve never ridden before or want to get your motorcycle license, the Harley Davidson New Rider Course is the perfect starting point. These motorcycle classes guide you step-by-step through the fundamentals of riding. ✅ Earn your Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) BRC card ✅ In most states, you’ll also receive a license waiver to get your motorcycle endorsement ✅ Ride a real Harley-Davidson® motorcycle during training What to Expect in Harley Davidson Motorcycle Classes Learn everything you need to know from experienced, certified Riding Academy coaches: Ride on a genuine Harley-Davidson® motorcycle Get hands-on training on a closed practice range Master basic and advanced motorcycle skills: shifting, braking, cornering, skidding, and obstacle navigation Earn a completion card that may qualify you for DMV test waivers and motorcycle insurance discounts New Graduate Financing Options Graduates of the Harley Davidson motorcycle training classes are eligible for exclusive financing offers, including: No down payment required Low rates starting at 3.49% APR* Flexible terms to fit your budget Your Riding Journey Starts Here Your first Harley Davidson motorcycle class is just the beginning. Explore more opportunities to learn, grow your skills, and gain confidence on the road. Hear from other students about how Harley-Davidson® helped them start their riding journey. Frequently Asked Questions – Harley Davidson Motorcycle Classes What happens after I enroll? You’ll be contacted by your local dealership with course-specific details including what to bring, when to arrive, and any online coursework required. Many Harley Davidson motorcycle classes use the MSF Basic eCourse, which you can complete before the first session. What do I need to bring? A valid Driver’s License or Learner's Permit eCourse completion certificate (if required) Motorcycle gear: gloves, DOT-certified helmet, long-sleeved shirt or jacket, heavy pants, over-the-ankle boots, and eye protection 👉 View full gear checklist › Classroom Experience During your first classroom session, you'll meet your coach, tour the dealership, and review key safety concepts. You'll receive a Harley-Davidson® Roadbook to record key learnings throughout the course. Topics include: Understanding motorcycle controls The importance of proper gear Range rules and hand signals Preparation for riding practice What to Expect on the Riding Range Your Harley Davidson motorcycle class includes two days on the range: Day 1 – Learn the Basics You’ll learn how to: Start and stop the bike Shift gears smoothly Practice basic turning and braking techniques Day 2 – Build Advanced Skills Skills practiced include: Cornering at speed Maximum braking Swerving and obstacle avoidance At the end of day 2, you’ll take the riding skills evaluation to demonstrate your ability to ride safely and confidently. After the Course Upon successful completion, you'll receive a certificate to take to your local DMV for a motorcycle endorsement (license). Note: This is not a license itself, but it may waive your road test requirement in many states. Congratulations—you’re officially part of the Harley-Davidson® family. Get out on the road and ride with pride. Why Choose Harley Davidson Motorcycle Classes? Harley-Davidson® Riding Academy courses offer unmatched benefits: Certified instructors and proven curriculum Real Harley-Davidson® motorcycles for training Support from local dealerships before, during, and after the course Financing, gear advice, and riding community access 👉 Find a Harley Davidson motorcycle class near you and start your adventure today › Final Tips from Coaches Get fitted for your helmet before class begins Rest well between range days—riding can be physically and mentally demanding Don’t panic if you make a mistake during the riding test. Focus, breathe, and ride on.

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