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      • Since the BRC – Returning Rider Course and the BRC2 / Experienced Rider Course use the same riding exercises, the courses have been merged.
        • GET YOUR LICENSE when you pass this course. Successful completion of this course will waive the need for a RMV Motorcycle Road Test.
        • You must have a valid motorcycle permit or motorcycle license to take this course.
        • Tuition: $299 on one of our training motorcycles.  You could optionally choose to use your own motorcycle in this course if it has a current registration and inspection.
        • Motorcycles (250cc or less) are provided at no additional charge.
        • If you do not own a helmet, you can borrow one from us.
        • Renamed from the Experienced Rider Course (ERC) to Basic Rider Course 2 (BRC2) by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.
        • An excellent refresher course to practice and renew riding skills.
        • For riders who have sufficient off-road, parking lot-type, or legal on-road experience to perform basic maneuvers.
        • This course consists of: a 4-hour eCourse; 5 hours of on-motorcycle instruction (including a skill evaluation); and an hour of motorcycle safety activities/discussions.
        • A course completion card will provide a limited 10% discount on your Massachusetts motorcycle insurance.
        • If you plan to use your own motorcycle for the course, it must be insured and have a current registration and inspection sticker. It must also pass a safety inspection before being allowed to ride on the range.  Please respect our neighbors’ right to peace and quiet.  Only motorcycles equipped with legal mufflers can be used for the ERC.  (No straight pipes, please.  Street legal aftermarket exhausts are OK).
        • Get Motorcycle Manufacturers’ Incentives!  Many motorcycle manufacturers offer tuition reimbursement or other incentives for students who successfully complete the Experienced Rider Course.  Check with your local dealer for more information on incentive programs.

    Techniques Covered:

        • Rider and Motorcycle Preparation
        • Review of Basic Skills
        • Street Riding Strategies
        • Traction Management
        • Cornering, Braking, and Swerving Techniques
        • Danger of Impaired Riding