Basic Rider Course — $250
The Basic Rider Course was designed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) for beginning riders of all ages. The course consists of six hours of classroom instruction and ten hours of practical riding in Road America’s controlled, off street environment. After successful completion of the BRC participants receive an MSF course completion card as well as a Wisconsin Department of Transportation authorization of waiver for the class M designation. Participants use school supplied Suzuki GZ250 motorcycles.
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Level 1 total control advanced riding clinic (TCARC 1) — $295
Cornering technique is the primary focus of the Level 1 Total Control® Advanced Riding Clinic. Total Rider Tech is the premier provider for the world renowned motorcycle journalist and race champion, Lee Parks, curriculum based on his book Total Control. This one day clinic will make a specific, measurable improvement in an individual's skills regarding throttle control, throttle/brake transitions, corner entry, line selection, body position and corner exit. Dynamic classroom sections cover the mental aspects of the techniques with the majority of the time applying and practicing these unique techniques during the range exercises.
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Dirtbike School — $125
Dirtbike School is a fun, six hour, hands-on training session available to anyone twelve years old or above. Learn to ride at our Motorcycle Safety Foundation approved training site. Dirtbike School Coaches will teach you basic riding skills and responsible riding practices, including risk management and environmental awareness. Bring your own bike or learn on ours! Bike availability may be limited and is on a first come first serve basis.
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SuperMoto is a motorcross bike converted for use on pavement and dirt. The bikes have road race brakes, wheels and tires. The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) is the largest sanctioning organization for SuperMoto events. Each AMA SuperMoto season offers 10-12 national rounds with three classes, Lites, SuperMoto and Unlimited. Qualifying sessions narrow the field to the top 24 riders in each class. Try SuperMoto