American Honda Rider Education Center

Calimesa, California (CA)

American Honda Rider Education Center

Training families since 1959

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Overview

The Honda Rider Education Center provides a dedicated space for riders to learn and grow. Honda established these centers to help students build safe, confident, and smart riding habits in a controlled, supportive environment.

As the first motorcycle manufacturer to design facilities exclusively for motorcycle, ATV, and side-by-side training, Honda offers purpose-built instruction. The centers train more than 11,000 riders each year, with classes open to all ages starting at 6 years old.

Every coach is a fully certified instructor. The coaching staff includes both male and female professionals who are highly experienced, enthusiastic, and committed to making every lesson safe and enjoyable.

The Colton, California location was Honda’s first Rider Education Center and also serves as an Environmental Learning Center. The two-acre campus features trails that wind through five distinct ecosystems and showcase more than 2,500 plant species. Riders experience realistic grassland, chaparral, woodland, riparian, and desert terrain, all carefully modeled after the natural landscapes of the nearby San Bernardino National Forest and Mojave Desert.

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Training Programs

4 offered
  • Motorcyclist Training Course (MTC)

    Now offering the new CMSP Licensing course! This 15 1/2 hour course waives the DMV riding skills portion of the motorcycle licensing process. The written test, however, still needs to be completed at the DMV. This is a pass/no pass course. Before signing up for a class, you need to be able to balance and ride a bicycle, and understand operating a clutch and manual shift vehicle. If under 18 yrs, a waiver must be signed by a parent or guardian. Graduates may qualify for insurance premium discounts with some motorcycle insurers. The course is provided through a variety of schedules to meet different needs. Two consecutive days is common, but there are also multi-day options. Motorcycles and helmets are provided for your use during the course. Read more at

  • MSF DirtBike School: As part of our half-day DirtBike course

    they must be able to ride and balance a bicycle. Private classes (two students) and family classes (up to five family members) are offered on request for weekdays or weekends. Call for pricing. We supply motorcycle and gear. Read more at

  • Street - Learn to Ride

    Our Learn to Ride classes are designed to provide an enjoyable skills development experience for folks who want to start their motorcycle riding adventures. The overall aim is to help students develop smooth and precise control as they manipulate primary motorcycle controls and practice riding procedures and techniques.

  • Street - Basic RiderCourse2 (BRC2)

    Riders are flocking to the half-day BRC2 course to hone their riding skills and fine-tune the mental skills needed for survival in traffic. Even if you’ve been riding for some time, there’s always something new to learn. You’ll practice improving riding skills, learn how to balance the mental and physical aspects of managing risk, increase visibility and optimize your lane position. This course also provides valuable information about protective gear, motorcycle inspection and care. Plus, some insurance companies provide a discount. Be sure to ask your agent. Some motorcycle brand-sponsored clubs have programs to reimburse you for all or part of the tuition paid towards your Course.

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