AWARDED TENNESSEE'S 2017 PROGRAM OF THE YEAR FOR MOTORCYCLE SAFETY & RIDER EDUCATION
2 Wheel BASIC RIDER COURSE - Student Handbook (click HERE)
3 Wheel (Trike) BASIC RIDER COURSE - Student Handbook (click HERE)
PRIVATE CLASSES AVAILABLE FOR ANY OF OUR CLASSES
CLASSES ARE OFFERED YEAR ROUND AT WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE (FRANKLIN COUNTY)
3 Wheel (Trike) BASIC RIDER COURSE - Student Handbook (click HERE)
PRIVATE CLASSES AVAILABLE FOR ANY OF OUR CLASSES
CLASSES ARE OFFERED YEAR ROUND AT WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE (FRANKLIN COUNTY)
2 Wheel Basic Rider Course (BRC) $225 Limited time offer - $175 (click here)
The Basic Rider Course follows the proven curriculum of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation® (MSF) Basic RiderCourse tailored for beginning riders or those returning to the sport. During the two day classroom & riding range training, you will learn the basics of motorcycle controls & operations; create & apply avoidance techniques and strategies; and develop skills for riding on the road, and motorcycle safety- all while using our motorcycles.
The course concludes with a Skill Evaluation and a Knowledge Test.
** SEE GEAR REQUIRED**
2 Wheel Experienced Rider Course (ERC/BRC2) - $115 Limited time offer $75 (click here)
This one-day course is designed for riders who already have basic motorcycle riding skills. It is similar to the BRC, except speeds are higher and riders should be riding their own motorcycle (but you may rent one of ours). It is an excellent refresher course for practicing and renewing basic riding skills. There is an informal classroom segment that discusses safety concepts based on past riding experiences and current knowledge.
You will need:
*A street-legal motorcycle
*Proof of Insurance
* Notarized written permission for use of the motorcycle if not owned by the student
** SEE GEAR REQUIRED**
3 Wheel Basic Rider Course (3WBRC) - $299
Limited time offer $99 (click here)
The best place for a new rider to start once they've made the decision to ride a 3 wheel motorcycle. This course includes four hours of classroom activities and up to eight hours of on-cycle riding exercises. The course concludes with a Skill Evaluation and a Knowledge Test.
** SEE GEAR REQUIRED**
**REQUIRED RIDING GEAR FOR ALL CLASSES**
* A DOT-Approved helmet (or borrow ours)
* Protective eye wear (goggles, sunglasses, helmet visor, etc)
* A long-sleeve shirt and/or jacket
* Jeans, chaps or leather pants
* Full-fingered gloves (cotton, leather, mesh, etc)
* Over-the ankle, sturdy footwear ( no athletic or tennis shoes )
