Motorcycle - Basic Rider Training
This Basic Rider Course offers the most complete motorcycle training available. Students must complete 14.5 hours of integrated instruction: 4.5 hours in the classroom and 10 hours of practice on a training motorcycle.
This course is divided into two phases: Level I concentrates on motorcycle familiarization, clutch control, throttle control, riding posture, and the four basic skills: straight-line riding, turning, smooth shifting, and stopping quickly.
Level II includes limited-space maneuvers, counter-steering, cornering, and swerving. While no previous motorcycle riding experience is required, it can be beneficial. Students must be able to ride a bicycle and must possess a valid driver's license or motor vehicle instruction permit.
100% attendance is necessary for certification.
Clothing includes: Eye protection, long pants and sleeves, full fingered gloves, and shoes or boots that cover your ankles.
You will not be allowed to ride if you do not have these items.
This course is divided into two phases: Level I concentrates on motorcycle familiarization, clutch control, throttle control, riding posture, and the four basic skills: straight-line riding, turning, smooth shifting, and stopping quickly.
Level II includes limited-space maneuvers, counter-steering, cornering, and swerving. While no previous motorcycle riding experience is required, it can be beneficial. Students must be able to ride a bicycle and must possess a valid driver's license or motor vehicle instruction permit.
100% attendance is necessary for certification.
- Under Age 18: Minnesota law requires anyone under age 18 to pass an approved rider training course. Must have drivers instructional permit or drivers license in order to take this Basic Rider Course. Upon completion of course, you will receive 2 cards to take to exam station to take written motorcycle permit test and skills portion thereafter.
- Age 18 years or older: Minnesota residents must have written motorcycle permit before coming to class. Upon completing class and skills test, you'll receive endorsement to take to exam center.
- Wisconsin residents do not need motorcycle permit before attending class.
Clothing includes: Eye protection, long pants and sleeves, full fingered gloves, and shoes or boots that cover your ankles.
You will not be allowed to ride if you do not have these items.
Date and Time
Saturday May 19, 2018 Sunday May 20, 2018
5/19/18 - 8 AM to 4:30 PM
5/20/18 - 8 AM to 4:30 PM
Location
Minnesota State College Southeast
Tandeski Center
1200 Storr’s Pond Road
Winona, MN 55987
Room 524
Fees/Admission
$180
