New Motorcycle Rider Course

Whether you've been riding for years, or have just decided to get your motorcycle license or endorsement, you have your reasons for being attracted to motorcycles.

The thrill of riding down the highway with nothing between you and the road but the bike; the exhilarating feeling of wind whipping at you; the adrenaline rush you get every time the engine roars%u2015these are just a few of the reasons riders trade in their safety belts for helmets.

Yet, helmets are not enough. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), motorcycle rider fatalities now account for 11 percent of total fatalities .This staggering number dramatically affects the overall highway fatality rate. With motorcycle rider fatalities on a rise, USDOT Secretary Mary E. Peters just announced a renewed focus on reducing motorcycle crashes, and the ensuing injuries and deaths. Secretary Peters unveiled the new 2007 Motorcycle Action Plan, public service announcement, and motorcycle crash report. Please See press release on Friday, November 2, 2007 : U.S. Transportation Secretary Peters Announces Broad New Effort to Reduce Motorcycle Fatalities - Releases a Public Service Announcement on Her Personal Crash Survival.

Welcome to the NH Motorcycle Rider Training Program. If you want to become a motorcyclist or if you are already a rider and want to improve your skills - this is the place for you!

The motorcycle rider training season runs from the beginning of April to the end of October, including holidays.

We offer 3 courses in motorcycle safety. All 3 are based on curriculum developed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.

* The Basic Rider Course is an introductory course intended for new riders with little or no experience.
* The Intermediate level course is a refresher course for riders who have already taken the Basic Rider Course but who need more structured practice before they are ready to pass the skills test or to ride on the road.
* The Experienced Rider Course is intended for riders with a minimum of one year and/or 2000 miles riding experience.

New Jersey's Motorcycle Safety Education Program was developed by the national Motorcycle Safety Foundation to improve the safety of all motorcyclists. In this program you will develop the necessary skills, knowledge and attitude for enjoyable and smart street riding.
MVC offers two courses:

* Basic Rider Course
* Experienced Rider Course (see course schedule)

Motorcycles are inexpensive to operate, fun to ride and easy to park. Unfortunately, many riders never learn the criticalskills needed to ride safely.

Professional training prepares beginning and experienced riders for traffic situations in the real world. Motorcycle RiderCourse® teach and improve such skills as:
Bullet Effective turning Bullet Braking maneuver Bullet Protective apparel selection
Bullet Obstacle avoidance Bullet Traffic strategies Bullet Maintenance

For the location of the basic or experienced Motorcycle RiderCourse® nearest you in New York State call toll-free:
888-4NYRIDE (888-469-7433)

A motorcycle training corporation located in Massachusetts that provides motorcycle training and certification to beginner and advanced riders.

Learn to ride today!
Choose your riding skill level:
$275.00 Beginner Rider Course
$150.00 Intermediate Rider Course
$150.00 Experienced Rider Course
$200.00 Sidecar Rider Course

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High gas prices, the low cost and the thrill of riding have dramatically increased the number of motor cycles and scooters on Utah roads, but has also brought an increase in the number of motor cycle accidents and fatalities.

80 percent of the people who take a motorcycle safety course never get in an accident according to safety trainers with the Rider's Edge Academy of The popularity of cycling continues to grow in Utah. According to the Utah Division of Motor Vehicles the number of motorcycle registrations has increased by nearly 45% during the past three years. So if your going to ride a motorcycle always remember to wear your motorcycle helmets , and quality pair of boots like Harley Davidson boots.