Motorcycle Safety

Class Requirements

Classes are rarely cancelled due to weather. Students should be prepared to ride in all types of weather.
Students that have significant difficulty or become a risk to themselves or others will not be permitted to continue the course and will not receive a refund.

There are two required segments to the Basic RiderCourse.

eCourse (Part I - Friday Night)

Students need to bring earbuds for the e-course on Friday night.
The Basic eCourse is a highly interactive online program that provides riders of all skill levels with the basics of motorcycling. With integrated graphics, photos and video to help better illustrate the lessons, the program allows you to control the pace of your learning.
You must have an active email account and basic computer skills for this segment.
You must pass this segment in order to continue to Part II.

Classroom and Range (Part II - Sat & Sun)

Students must have all required riding gear on Saturday morning. Please review the information packet for specifics.
You do not need to possess a driver’s license or learners permit to take the course, however, you must be able to ride a bicycle and you must possess some degree of strength.
This course is physically demanding. You should be able to support a 300 pound motorcycle while straddling it and have the ability to push the motorcycle for distances up to 120 feet. Heat and cold weather conditions can add to the strenuous conditions you'll encounter while taking the course.
There will be a written and riding test at the end of the course and you must pass both tests to complete the course.

Information Packets

Please download the information packet for more class specific information and required gear.

Basic Rider Course (BRC) Schedule & Registration

Basic Rider Course

The Basic Rider Course is aimed at beginning riders of all ages. The course consists a mixture of classroom and range time. Practical riding skills are developed in a controlled, off-street environment. The Basic Rider Course is conducted at a pace that results in successful completion for most novice riders. The Rider Coaches will help you learn to the best of your ability. This course is designed for new riders who have never ridden a motorcycle, and for re -entry riders who have not ridden in a long time. Students that are 16-17 years old must have a signed waiver form completed by a parent or guardian. The course is mandatory for motorcyclists under the age of 18 in the state of NC. Call 336-506-4322 or 336-506-4149 for more information.

Seats are on a first paid, first served basis.

Be sure to download the BRC information packet here.

2/03 - 2/05/23	3/24 - 3/26/23	5/05 - 5/07/23
2/17 - 2/19/23	4/14 - 4/16/23	5/19 - 5/21/23
3/10 - 3/12/23	4/28 - 4/30/23	5/26 - 5/28/23

Please complete registration form including class dates you want, then Call Linda Smith at 336-506-4149 with credit card info to pay.

Class Time: Fri, 6-10 pm - Sa/Su, 8am-6pm

Location: Dillingham Center

1304 Plaza Dr, Burlington

Basic Rider Course 2 (Formerly ERC) schedule & Registration

BRC2

Prerequisite: At least 6 months and and 3,000 miles riding experience

The BRC2 is for someone who has been riding for a little while. Students must possess a valid motorcycle license/ motorcycle endorsement. Students must provide a street legal, properly licensed motorcycle and must show proof of insurance. Bikes must also pass a safety inspection at class.
If you normally carry a passenger, you may take the BRC2 with your passenger on board. The Passenger will also need to register and sign the waiver forms.
Classes will run on Saturdays (Dates to be determined) from 8am - 6pm.
Location: Dillingham Center, 1304 Plaza Dr., Burlington
Cost: $80/$30 for passenger. Note: registration is not complete until payment is received.
Please contact Victoria Rans at vlrans773@alamancecc.edu or 336-506-4322 for more information.

Current Students

Future Students

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Motorcycle Safety

Class Requirements

Classes are rarely cancelled due to weather. Students should be prepared to ride in all types of weather.

Students that have significant difficulty or become a risk to themselves or others will not be permitted to continue the course and will not receive a refund.

There are two required segments to the Basic RiderCourse.

eCourse (Part I - Friday Night)

Students need to bring earbuds for the e-course on Friday night.

The Basic eCourse is a highly interactive online program that provides riders of all skill levels with the basics of motorcycling. With integrated graphics, photos and video to help better illustrate the lessons, the program allows you to control the pace of your learning.

You must have an active email account and basic computer skills for this segment.

You must pass this segment in order to continue to Part II.

Classroom and Range (Part II - Sat & Sun)

Students must have all required riding gear on Saturday morning. Please review the information packet for specifics.

You do not need to possess a driver’s license or learners permit to take the course, however, you must be able to ride a bicycle and you must possess some degree of strength.

This course is physically demanding. You should be able to support a 300 pound motorcycle while straddling it and have the ability to push the motorcycle for distances up to 120 feet. Heat and cold weather conditions can add to the strenuous conditions you'll encounter while taking the course.

There will be a written and riding test at the end of the course and you must pass both tests to complete the course.