Learn 2 Ride

The Learn2Ride BRC - Beginner RiderCourse is a 2-day beginner motorcycle rider training and NYS DMV Road Test Waiver program for those with very little or no experience in riding a motorcycle. It is a combination online, classroom, and hands-on riding program which introduces and practices the physical and mental skills necessary to ride a motorcycle. The Basic RiderCourse is scheduled for 16 hours (in addition to the 3-hour online course prerequisite). Multiple classes are offered at Monroe Community College each year beginning in April and ending in September or October.

Learn 2 Ride Basic RiderCourse Intermediate is a 1-day motorcycle rider training and NYS DMV Road Test Waiver program for current, permitted riders who have a valid NYS driver’s license, a valid motorcycle permit, and have ridden for at least one season. You will use your own street legal motorcycle for this combination online and hands-on Rider Training Program. The course is approximately 6 hours (in addition to the 3-hour online course prerequisite). This Course is not available for Junior Operators under 18 years of age.

The 3 Wheel Basic RiderCourse is a 2-day combination classroom and hands-on riding program which introduces the knowledge and practices the physical and mental skills necessary for responsible 3 wheel motorcycle operation on roadways. A current, valid, NYS or out-of-state driver’s license is required. This course includes 3 wheel training motorcycles or you may bring your own street-legal 3 wheel motorcycle (exceptions apply) to this combination classroom and hands-on Rider Training Program.

The Basic RiderCourse 2 is a 1-day (5-6 hour) Practice Course for licensed riders wishing to further the skills introduced, learned, and practiced in the Basic RiderCourse or riders who have a license and have not ridden in some time and consists of on-cycle instruction and practice, utilizing your own street-legal motorcycle. The range activities practice slow speed control, limited space maneuvers, corners judgement and fitness, braking quickly – straight-line and curves, and swerving to reinforce the skills found essentially absent in incident/crash involved motorcyclists.