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! 🏍️✨

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