Experienced Rider Course - Motorcycle Training
Course Highlights:
Experienced Motorcycle Course
- Designed to refresh old motorcycle skills as well as teach new ones.
- Riding ranges are located throughout Central Florida.
- Qualifies students for motorcycle insurance discounts of up to 20%.
- Motorcycle safety education.
- Motorcycle operation and training.
Purpose of the Experienced Rider Course - Motorcycle Training
The ERC motorcycle training course is designed to sharpen the skills of riders who have at least several thousand miles of current motorcycle riding experience.
All courses are taught by friendly and knowledgeable rider coaches who are certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, as well as the Florida Rider Training Program.
Students learn mental and physical preparedness, proper riding gear, strategies for interacting with traffic, motorcycle inspection, techniques for swerving, quick stops, cornering finesse, obstacle surmounting and slow speed maneuvering.
Since students use their own motorcycle for this class, they learn how their bike handles in a variety of situations.
This course is currently only offered for groups of six (6) or more people. Riding clubs and organizations are encouraged to inquire about this course.
All students must possess a driver license with motorcycle endorsement.
Students must ride their own street legal motorcycle and provide proof of registration and insurance.
Goal of Experienced Rider Course
Students who satisfactorily complete this motorcycle training course may qualify for motorcycle insurance discounts of up to 20%.
More Information
This course is only offered for groups of six (6) or more people.
Call 407-897-4441 or 800-372-3335 (Toll Free).
Acceptance in this course does NOT guarantee successful completion. Students not possessing adequate skills for this course may be referred by rider coaches to a Basic Rider Course.
Experienced Rider Course Registration
Group Registrations Only!
If you have a group of six (6) or more and would like to set up a class, for additional information please call 407-897-4441.
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