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Motorcycle Classes

LTC Motorcycle Safety class photoCourse Information
The Motorcycle BRC consists of 6 hours of classroom instruction and 10 hours of actual riding. Experienced motorcycle instructors are trained and certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and approved by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.

To complete the Basic Rider Course, students must attend all classroom and scheduled range sessions.

Some insurance companies give a discount for passing the beginning motorcycle rider course!

Attendance
Please arrive on time (or early) for class. Because of the long waiting list for motorcycle classes, two standby students will be assigned by LTC. The standby students will be accepted to fill the positions of students who arrive late for the first class.

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive the MV3575 Motorcycle Skills Test Waiver Form (yellow copy). This form is proof that you have successfully passed the Motorcycle Road Test. This form should then be taken to any DMV to apply for your Class M endorsement on your driver's license.

Required Equipment (Note: LTC provides the motorcycles for class. Helmets and gloves are available, but we recommend you bring your own if possible.)

Pre–waiver Authorization
If any of the following situations exist a skills test waiver must be obtained at the time of registration:

To obtain the blue copy of the proof of course enrollment, contact Lynn Senovich at 1.888.468.6582, extension 1106 or 920.693.1106.

Any Wisconsin resident 15 1/2 years of age or older may enroll in the BRC, but you must be 16 years old to apply for a Motorcycle Instruction Permit through the Department of Motor Vehicles. Students under the age of 16 must provide written consent from their high school principal prior to attending the BRC during scheduled school hours. Please submit this consent form to Lynn Senovich at least 1 week prior to taking the course

Location
Classes are held at the LTC Cleveland Campus, I–43 to exit 137, east to the Conference Center entrance. Classes will meet in the Public Safety Training Center. All courses can be very intense and demanding. You may be asked, as a class, to start early or classes may run late.

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