Introductory Motorcycle Course

So you want to learn to ride a Motorcycle?


Before you take the Basic Motorcycle Course, try our four hour Introductory Course.

The course is designed for the person who is unsure if this is what they really want to do. For the novice beginner and those who have never driven a standard vehicle or a bicycle before.

Course will consist of:
        • Familiarization with a motorcycle
        • Balance and braking exercises
        • Starting and stopping under control
        • Moving under power in a straight line and turning (at low speed)


Upon completion of this course you should know if you have the aptitude and ability to follow through with the next step, the Basic Motorcycle Course.
Introductory Course Details
Phones:
(Local - Red Deer Area) 403-357-3977
(Long Distance, Toll Free) 1-866-357-3977

Registration: Commences 1 December, 2009

Cost: $150.00 plus GST (Visa, MasterCard, Certified Cheque or Money Order)
($50.00 rebate if you decide to register for the Basic Motorcycle Course)

Registration Fee: $75.00 in advance, non-refundable.
NOTE: Prices subject to change.
Balance due ten days prior to course commencement.

On payment in full, student is guaranteed the use of a motorcycle.

NOTE: Course dates and times may change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

Course Requirements (Student Provided)
        • Approved motorcycle helmet
        • Eye protection
        • Full-fingered leather gloves
        • Sturdy jacket (denim jean jacket minimum)
        • Sturdy pants (denim/jeans minimum)
        • Proper footwear (a must!)
        • Rain gear (better to have than not)

          All riding gear is required prior to the first day of training.


          Notes:

        • Boots must cover the ankle.
        • Running shoes and shorts are not permitted during training.
        • Leather soled footwear is not recommended.


Learning to ride a motorcycle for the first time may be strenuous on hands, back and legs. We suggest some exercises before taking the course. Examples: A squeeze ball for hand strength and perhaps stretching exercises for the back and legs.



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