Advanced Skills Course

A motorcycle training class so unique that you can’t afford to miss it, your life may depend on it! ProRider advanced motorcycle skill courses include the same training exercises used by police motorcycle officers and motorcycle rodeo competitors. We will teach you to apply tried and true riding techniques that are guaranteed to improve your riding ability and riding confidence. Classes cover slow speed maneuvers, confined space turns, crash avoidance, and various braking challenges. ProRider courses are conducted by police motorcycle officers and civilians who have successfully completed the 80 hour challenging police motorcycle school. If you are an experienced rider, who desires to take your riding to the next level, increase your abilities, and have fun in the process… come ride with us in an upcoming class.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This is an 8 hour, challenging course that will allow riders to learn how to better handle their personal motorcycle on the road and at slow speeds. This program will incorporate the techniques learned and mastered by police motorcycle officers, and will improve the riding abilities of even the most seasoned rider. At the end of the course, participants will receive a successful completion certificate, as well as a refined skill set and newfound confidence.
In this course, riders will…

“Bond” with their personal motorcycles and familiarize with the bikes’ full capabilities and limitations
Learn and practice slow-speed techniques that are perfect for those pesky parking lots and tight turnarounds (…and when you want to impress your friends, or passenger).
Practice braking, evasive maneuvers, and hazard avoidance exercises that may save your ride and hide from serious damage, injury or death.

Intended Audience:

This course is intended for experienced motorcycle riders, who have a firm grasp of the basic skills of operating a motorcycle, but desire to become a better, safer, and more confident rider. This is a challenging course, so riders must have physical stamina to withstand a full day on the range.

Prerequisites:

Motorcycle endorsement on license
Ownership of a motorcycle: cruiser, touring, sport, dual-purpose (must be street legal).
Motorcycle must have:
Valid registration
Valid inspection (where applicable)
Valid insurance coverage
Intermediate rider skill level
Rider safety gear, to include:
– DOT approved helmet
– Eye protection
Above-the-ankle boots – high top sneakers are not acceptable
Gloves (open, or full-fingers)
Durable, long pants – no athletic pants of any kind