Experienced Rider Course BRC2/SP (Skill Practice)

The Basic RiderCourse 2 Skill Practice (Experienced Rider Course) is available to experienced motorcyclists of all ages who own and operate a motorcycle. Participants must have at least six months of riding experience and 3,000 miles of riding. The BRC2 SP was designed to address essential skills and knowledge for lower-risk on-street motorcycling.

This program consists of a one-day, four to five hour session involving training and practice using participants’ own motorcycles on an MSF-approved range, under the supervision of a trained instructor. Attendees are required to bring a current Motorcycle Rider Endorsement on their driver’s license. This is not a License Waiver course.

Each student receives a course completion card, which may provide discounts on motorcycle insurance with various providers. Many retailers and online sites may also offer discounts or free shipping upon verifying MSF graduate status.  

Who should attend this class?

This course is intended for individuals who are licensed and already ride and seek to improve their riding abilities and safety.

What is required to attend this course?

A valid Motorcycle Endorsement from any state is required. Participants must bring proof of insurance and current registration for their motorcycle, and provide their own street-legal and safe motorcycle that meets minimum tire tread standards. Legal operation age applies. If under 18, a parent or legal guardian must be present to sign the course waiver. Without a parent or guardian, participation is not permitted.

What Will I Experience at This Course?

Participants will spend approximately four to five hours practicing and developing riding skills with instruction from a professional Rider Coach. Exercises focus on low-speed maneuvering, braking, tight turns, stopping in curves, negotiating multiple curves and lane changes, limited-space maneuvers, hazard avoidance, decreasing radius curves, counter-steering, and counterweighting. Students can use either their own street-legal motorcycle or one provided by the program with proof of insurance. All participants must wear protective riding gear.

REQUIRED GEAR:

• Full or half helmet (must cover ears)
• Long sleeve shirt or jacket
• Long pants
• Over-the-ankle boots with non-slip tread
• Full-finger gloves (no cutoff gloves)
• Eye protection or face shield on the helmet

No skin should be visible while riding on the range, as safety protocols are strictly enforced.

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