BRC, Basic Rider Course Motorcycle Training

What You Will Learn

Turn curiosity into confidence. The Basic Rider Course is your launch pad into motorcycling, combining clear classroom lessons with hands on riding practice in a supportive environment. You’ll learn the essentials on a controlled, off street range—no previous experience required—and finish with the skills and confidence to earn your motorcycle endorsement.

In this course, you will:

• Train on college provided motorcycles (350cc and under) in a safe, structured setting
• Get individualized Rider Coach feedback from MSF-certified rider coaches
• Learn how to start, stop, shift, and turn smoothly and safely
• Practice balance, cornering, and low speed maneuvers with patient coaching
• Build crash?avoidance skills and real world strategies for staying visible and in control
• Weekend sessions make it easy to earn your motorcycle endorsement in one weekend

ATTENTION: Motorcycle forms need to be completed during class on the first day. A parent or guardian will need to be present at the beginning of the first class to sign for participants under the age of 18. Driver's license or valid learner's permit is required. Visit the motorcycle webpage for training supplies required for the course. Participants who successfully complete this course will receive an MSF completion card.

Non-Kansas residents are encouraged to check with their local licensing bureau about the requirements for receiving their Motorcycle Endorsement.

To see complete meet dates and times for this class, please click "View Calendar".

You are required to wear the following clothing during EVERY range session:
•    A DOT approved helmet (one will be provided if you do not have your own)
•    Eye protection, including non-tinted face shields, sunglasses, goggles, or glasses
•    Long sleeve shirt or jacket
•    Long pants, preferably jeans or leather (not baggy)
•    Over-the-ankle boots or shoes (not athletic shoes or rain boots)
•    Full-fingered gloves
You will not be permitted to participate in range sessions without proper riding gear.
Safety is our primary concern; students will be dismissed from the course if they present a danger to their own safety or the safety of others during any exercise or evaluation in the course.

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