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| · Two day courses available Saturday/Sunday & weekdays |
| · Three day courses available Fri/Sat/Sun (Fri 630-9p/Sat 7a-330p/Sun 7a-12p) |
| · Motorcycle provided |
| · Qualifies graduates for motorcycle license test waiver in most states, including Florida. |
| · Qualifies graduates for insurance premium discounts with some motorcycle insurers. |
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| The Basic RiderCourse is aimed at beginning riders of all ages. A minimum of five hours classroom instruction prepares the student for at least ten hours of practical riding in a controlled, off-street environment, typically a parking lot. Motorcycles and helmets are included in your course fee. Most motorcycles used in the course are loaned by local dealers. |
| In this course, you'll learn how to operate a motorcycle safely, with a lot of emphasis on the special skills and mental attitude necessary for dealing with traffic. Your RiderCoaches are certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. They'll start you off with straight-line riding, turning, shifting and stopping. You'll gradually progress to cornering, swerving and emergency braking. In the classroom you'll learn about the different types of motorcycles, their controls, and how they operate. The RiderCoaches, all experienced motorcyclists, will advise you on what to wear for comfort and protection. You'll find out how alcohol and other drugs affect your ability to ride safely. A very important segment of the course will show you how to create your own strategy for riding in traffic, and dealing with critical situations.
The course concludes with a knowledge test and skill evaluation. |
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| 2-day course: $225 |
| 3-day course: $225 |
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| · DOT approved helmets (loaners available). |
| · Long pants, preferably denim |
| · Shoes or boots that cover the ankles |
| · Full finger gloves |
| · Shirt or jacket with long sleeves |
| · Eye protection (sun glasses, prescription or face shield - loaners available) |
| · Sun-block (optional) |
| · Rain suit (optional) |
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| · One-half day course |
| · Use your own motorcycle and helmet |
| · Qualifies graduates for insurance premium discounts with some motorcycle insurers. |
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| Even if you've been riding for some time, there's always something new to learn. Increasing numbers of seasoned riders are flocking to the half-day Experienced RiderCourse to hone their skills and fine-tune the mental skills needed for survival in traffic. |
| You'll discuss with your peers how to balance the mental and physical aspects of safe riding, manage risk, increase visibility and optimize your lane position. |
| The Experienced RiderCourse' also covers protective gear, rider responsibility, motorcycle inspection and care, the effects of alcohol and other drugs on riding, and includes an optional skill evaluation and knowledge test. |
| Using your own motorcycle, you'll put into practice the techniques of managing traction, stopping quickly, cornering and swerving. |
| To qualify for participation in the ERC, you must be 21 years of age or older and have a motorcycle endorsement on your driver's license. Riders must provide a street-legal bike that passes a safety inspection (T-clocs). Students must also provide proof of liability insurance and proof of ownership of the motorcycle. If the motorcycle is not owned by the rider, a notarized, written approval from the owner to use the motorcycle in the course must be provided. |
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| Cost: $100 |
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| erc students must provide:
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| · DOT approved helmet |
| · Long pants, preferably denim |
| · Shoes or boots that cover the ankles |
| · Full finger gloves |
| · Shirt or jacket with long sleeves |
| · Eye protection (sun glasses, prescription or face shield - loaners available) |
| · Sun-block (optional) |
| · Rain gear (optional) |
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