Motor Rider

The Basic RiderCourse (BRC) is designed for beginner riders with little or no previous motorcycle experience. This course is mandatory for those drivers under the age of 18 who wish to obtain a motorcycle endorsement. Students will learn about different types of motorcycles, their controls, how they operate and will begin developing and practicing the mental and motor skills necessary for safe riding.

The BRC combines classroom instruction with on-cycle riding practice. Class times vary, but students will spend a minimum of five (5) hours in the classroom and ten (10) hours riding. All riding exercises are conducted at slow speeds on a closed range. The skills taught during the course include: rider and motorcycle preparation, defensive riding strategies, riding in a straight line, cornering, braking, shifting, clutch-throttle control, and basic crash avoidance techniques.

Motor Rider

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Students take a written evaluation and a riding evaluation as part of the course. Students who complete the course and pass both of the evaluations receive a completion card that will allow a motorcycle endorsement to be added to their license. Non-NH residents should confirm that their home state DMV will accept the Motorcycle Safety Foundation Basic RiderCourse completion card.

Motorcycles are provided. Students are responsible for providing the following protective clothing: eye protection, full fingered gloves, sturdy footwear that completely covers the ankles, long sturdy pants and a long sleeve top such as a jacket or sturdy shirt. Students may bring their own DOT approved 3/4 or full face helmet or use one of our loaner helmets which are available at each course.

Students will perform a written evaluation and will have a riding evaluation during the course. If the student passes both of these evaluations, he or she will receive a New Hampshire Motorcycle Rider Training Program completion card. The student can take that completion card to the NH DMV within one year and receive their motorcycle endorsement on their driver license. Non-NH residents will receive a Motorcycle Safety Foundation Basic RiderCourse completion card and should verify with their home state DMV if it is accepted. Note: There is no guarantee that an individual enrolling in this course will pass.

Although the BRC is designed for beginners, not every rider passes the class on the first try. Students who do not pass the first time may register for a second class and try again. Students who complete the entire class but do not pass the riding evaluation may be eligible to take a Intermediate Rider Course. Students should call the Motorcycle Rider Training Office at (603) 227-4025 for more information.

The Intermediate RiderCourse (IRC) is a one day refresher course and is a continuation of the Basic RiderCourse (BRC). The IRC is designed for riders who were unsuccessful in the skills test of the BRC within the past 12 months or anyone who successfully completed the BRC anytime in the past. There is no classroom portion in the IRC, the entire class is spent riding on the motorcycles.

Students take a riding evaluation as part of the course. Students who complete the course and pass the riding evaluation receive a completion card which will allow you to add a motorcycle endorsement to your license with no further testing at the NH DMV. Non-NH residents will receive a Motorcycle Safety Foundation completion card and should verify with their home state DMV if it is accepted.

Students will have a riding evaluation during the course. If the student passes this evaluation, he or she will receive a New Hampshire Motorcycle Rider Training Program completion card. The student can take that completion card to the NH DMV within one year and receive a motorcycle endorsement on their driver license. Non-NH residents will receive a Motorcycle Safety Foundation completion card and should verify with their home state DMV if it is accepted.

The Experienced RiderCourse (ERC) is a one-day course designed for riders who already have basic skills and possess a motorcycle license. Students use their own registered, state-inspected motorcycles for range exercises. The ERC provides an intensive hands-on approach to motorcycle rider training. The course focuses on a variety of crash avoidance maneuvers, control at low speed, cornering finesse and limited space maneuvers. This course is a great refresher to start the season.

Students must provide their own motorcycles. Motorcycles must be street legal, currently registered and inspected. MRT reserves the right to reject any motorcycle that is deemed unsuitable for the course.

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Any person 14 years of age or older, whether licensed or not licensed for motorcycle, may take the course to learn, refresh or improve safe riding skills. The licensing skills test may be waived upon successful completion of the course.

Motorcycle rider education in Iowa is supported in part by an additional fee of $2 per year for a motorcycle validations, a portion from the sale of MRE license plates and the balance comes from the student tuition. Your out-of-pocket cost, which varies by sponsor and course, ranges from $150-$349 for the Basic Rider Course and $75-$125 for the Basic Rider Course II or Returning Rider Basic Rider Course.

The Vermont Rider Education Program was established in 1990 to offer motorcycle rider training to anyone who wishes to enjoy the sport of motorcycling. The Program offers instructional courses to make your motorcycling safer and more enjoyable.

Motorcycle riding in Vermont is a popular form of recreation and transportation for thousands of residents throughout the Green Mountain State. The Vermont Rider Education Program was established in 1990 to offer motorcycle rider training to anyone who wishes to enjoy the sport of motorcycling. The Program offers instructional courses to make your motorcycling safer and more enjoyable.

The Basic Rider Course is for novice riders and those with limited riding experience, as well as riders who haven't ridden for some time. This 18-hour course, containing a combination of riding exercises and classroom time, teaches the basic skills needed to operate a motorcycle in traffic.

The Intermediate Rider Course is a one-day course designed for students who have completed the Basic RiderCourse and wish more range practice time on the motorcycle. Emphasis is placed on the skill needs of the student.

The Experienced Rider Course - License Waiver is a one-day course designed for riders who do not possess a driver's license with a motorcycle endorsement. The course includes riding exercises and discussions on motorcycle safety. Exercises practiced help riders hone their motorcycle skills including emergency braking, swerving, proper cornering techniques, and slow speed maneuvers.

The Experienced Rider Course - Skills Plus is a one-day course designed for riders who are already licensed and frequently ride. The course includes riding exercises and discussions on motorcycle safety. Exercises practiced help riders hone their motorcycle skills including emergency braking, swerving, proper cornering techniques, and slow speed maneuvers.

Motorcycling can be a thrilling and challenging experience. The safe operation of a motorcycle requires practiced skill, knowledge, and a respectful understanding of the limitations imposed by the operator, the machine, and the environment. 2351a5e196