Learn to Ride

A: $279

A: You’ll need a valid automobile driver’s license or learner’s permit, and have the ability to ride a bicycle.

A: You’ll need to bring the following:

• Your Driver’s License and/or Learner’s Permit
• Proof of completion of any pre-required course study
• Any materials provided to you prior to or during class
• Long-sleeve shirt or jacket
• Long pants (heavy denim or riding pants recommended)
• Over-the-ankle boots (sturdy, not canvas, low heel)
• Eye protection (helmet visor, eye glasses, sun glasses, goggles acceptable)
• Full-finger gloves (motorcycle specific recommended)
• DOT-certified helmet style based on the requirements of your state.

A: For the riding portion, we will provide you will a Harley-Davidson Street^® 500 from our Riding Academy fleet.

A: You must attend the entire course and participate. You must come to class with all the required safety gear and have completed the MSF online E-Course and pass the riding evaluation at the end of the range sessions.

A: Yes. A lunch break is incorporated to all full days of Riding Academy.

A: Yes. However, we recommend that all riders take the Harley-Davidson Riding Academy Class to learn the rules of the road.

A: Contact the Riding Academy Manager at as soon as possible to get rescheduled into another class.

A: Riding Academy classes take place rain or shine, hot or cold. Be ready for whatever your local weather might have in store for you. In the event of dangerous weather, the class will be halted. Arrangements will be made to adjust the schedule around the weather if possible. Consult with your Coaches and or Academy Manager if weather results in a class being rescheduled or canceled.

A: Yes! The bike you try is a 100% street-ready Harley-Davidson^® motorcycle.

A: $249

A: Total course time is approximately 18-20 hours, including classroom instruction, riding exercises on a practice track, and a knowledge and skill test.

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• A street-ready motorcycle
• Proof of valid motorcycle insurance
• Proof of motorcycle registration

A: You’ll need to bring the following:

• Your Driver’s License
• Any materials provided to you prior to or during class
• Long-sleeve shirt or jacket
• Long pants (heavy denim or riding pants recommended)
• Over-the-ankle boots (sturdy, not canvas, low heel)
• Eye protection (helmet visor, eye glasses, sun glasses, goggles acceptable)
• Full-finger gloves (motorcycle specific recommended)
• DOT-certified helmet style based on the requirements of your state

A: You must be of legal age to operate a 3-wheel motorcycle on public streets. Check with your local Department of Motor Vehicles for age requirements in your state.

You will need a 3-wheeled motorcycle. In some instances, your dealer can provide you with a bike to train on. Contact your dealer to see if they can provide a bike for the range sessions.

A: $249

A:

• A street-ready motorcycle
• Proof of valid motorcycle insurance
• Proof of motorcycle registration

A: You’ll need to bring the following:

• Your Driver’s License
• Proof of completion of any pre-required course study
• Any materials provided to you prior to or during class
• Long-sleeve shirt or jacket
• Long pants (heavy denim or riding pants recommended)
• Over-the-ankle boots (sturdy, not canvas, low heel)
• Eye protection (helmet visor, eye glasses, sun glasses, goggles acceptable)
• Full-finger gloves (motorcycle specific recommended)
• DOT-certified helmet style based on the requirements of your state.

The course is rain or shine so be ready for the weather as you would for any day long ride, pack your rain gear. Also plan for shifts in temperature, dressing in layers will accommodate the cold in the early morning. Peeling off some layers in the afternoon will relive you from that hot sun. Also, pack some snacks. Be prepared to keep yourself mentally and physically in the game with a snack bar, fruit or whatever keeps you focused. Most programs provide bottled water and time for a lunch break, ask ahead to be sure.

A: For the riding portion, you will provide a street-ready motorcycle.

A: $99

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• A street-ready motorcycle
• Motorcycle endorsement
• Proof of valid motorcycle insurance
• Proof of motorcycle registration

A: You’ll need to bring the following:

• A heavy, long-sleeve shirt or jacket
• Jeans, chaps, or leather pants
• Over-the-ankle, sturdy footwear
• Full-fingered gloves
• A helmet that meets DOT requirements
• Eyewear

A: For the riding portion, you will provide a street-ready motorcycle.