Experienced RiderCourse
Experienced RiderCourse
For riders who already have basic skills. Similar to the BRC except speeds are higher and you can be on your own motorcycle. An excellent refresher course for practicing and renewing riding skills. Includes an online ecourse. Successful completion of this course (consisting of a four-hour online eCourse and six hours of riding instruction conducted over one day, plus knowledge and skill tests) waives the license test in Colorado. The course may also earn you an insurance discount.
👤 8 people 🕒 ~9.5 hrs (4 hr eCourse, 6 hrs on the range, knowledge test, and skills test)
Montrose, CO
(Classroom - McNeil Classroom)
(Riding - McNeil Parking Lot)
8am-5:30pm
Class times are approximate and could go shorter or longer than indicated. We typically send an email reminder 24-48 hours prior to class. If any class doesn't meet the minimum of four students, it may be rescheduled.
Who Should Take This Class:
Riders who already have basic skills.
Riders wanting their Colorado motorcycle endorsement. (other States MAY also accept this course)
Riders with experience who want to enhance their skills on their own motorcycle.
Military personnel wanting to fulfill installation requirements.
Riders seeking motorcycle insurance discounts from many major insurance carriers.
Pre-requisites:
Able to balance and ride a bicycle
A valid driver's license or permit.
Completion of the eCourse prior to the first day of class.
What to Expect:
4-hour online eCourse
6 hours of in-person instruction
Range exercises include low-speed maneuvers and skills such as shifting, accelerating, braking, cornering, U-turns, and lane changes.
You’ll receive individual RiderCoach feedback while you learn new skills.
Types and/or models of available motorcycles vary. Your RiderCoach will help you with which training bike is best for you based on your height, weight or preferred riding style.
The course concludes with a classroom knowledge test and hands-on riding skill evaluation.
Once all parts of the course are successfully completed, a RiderCoach will hand you a course completion card. This can then be presented for a motorcycle endorsement.
What to Bring:
Food/beverages for breaks and lunch.
A water bottle
Any riding gear you prefer.
Pen/pencil for classroom sessions.
Riders are highly encouraged to use their own street-legal motorcycle (proof of insurance and registration will be checked) for this class, though use of a school motorcycle and helment are available at no additional cost.
What you MUST Wear:
DOT Certified ¾ or full-faced helmet (One will be provided if you don't have one).
Shatter-resistant eye protection.
Sturdy over-the-ankle footwear (non-canvas).
Long-sleeved shirt or jacket.
Long non-flare denim pants or equivalent protective material, free of holes.
Full-fingered gloves, preferably leather.
The course concludes with a written knowledge test and hands-on riding skill evaluation.
There are benefits to taking a RiderCourse besides learning important skills and strategies: You don't have to get a permit through the DMV prior to taking a course and since you take both the written test and the riding evaluation with us, you won't need to take any further tests at the DMV. In addition, your insurance company may provide a discount on your insurance. Be sure to ask your agent.
If you must reschedule and fail to contact us at least 72 hours before the start of your class, a $75 rescheduling fee will be applied.
Please contact Ace Rider Motorcycle School so that we are made aware of any special medical requirements or other special considerations that may be required.