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Policies: *Register on line or call: *A student may use a school motorcycle or scooter at no extra fee. A student who rides his/her personal, motorcycle or scooter must show proof of insurance. No straight pipes, please. *A Student who passes the Beginning Rider class (BRC) or the Beginning SideCar /Trike class will receive a Completion Card, which is worth a 10% to 20% discount from many insurance companies and a WIDOT Authorization of Waiver which eliminates the need for taking a riding test by the State. *All students need to provide their own over-the-ankle footwear, D.O.T. helmet, eye protection, full-fingered gloves, long sleeve shirt/jacket, and long pants . A high quality Hi-Vis, u-v blocking, sweat wicking riding school T-shirt is given to all students who complete a BRC class.
*ERC Students are required to ride his/her personal, street-legal motorcycle and must show proof of insurance. No straight pipes, please. After completing the ERC class successfully, the rider will receive a Completion Card which will make them eligible for discounts from many insurance companies. 10% discount all classes: Military,Police,Sheriff,Fire-fighters, & MESR Alumni Payment Plans can be arranged. ------------- 5th
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Class InformationClasses are held at Crystal Ridge Ski Hill, 7900 Crystal Ridge Road, Franklin, Wisconsin Beginning
Rider Course/BRC BEGINNING
RIDER CLASSES (BRC): Beginning RiderCourse/ BRC ($345): This class comprises approximately 7 hours of classroom discussion and 10 to 12 hours of riding; more riding time than ANY other school. We offer 4 types of scheduling: Five Mornings – Monday and Friday am classrooms, Tuesday thru Thursday am riding; Six Evenings – Friday evening classroom, Monday thru Thursday eve riding and Saturday afternoon classroom; Three-Day Weekend – an evening OR a morning classroom and all day Saturday and Sunday riding including another classroom. We have been told that our classes provide a more relaxed atmosphere and are lots of fun. We have an assortment of five different types of motorcycles and can fit anyone from 4’8” to 6’8.
Weekend BRC classes are very intense; Don’t plan for anything else!!! Click here to see BRC schedule and register on line REFRESHER
CLASSES Refresher A/RA - 8 hours of riding over 2 days ($160): for the student that has ridden less than 1,500 recent urban miles. You will join a Beginning riding class to work on your basic skills, then advance to the accident avoidance skills using your own, insured motorcycle. You may monitor the classrooms if you desire; (no extra charge). This class will involve about 8 hours of riding over 2 to 3 days. Call 414-762-3253 to schedule. Refresher B/RB - 6 hours of riding over 1 day ($120): for the student who does not meet the ERC criteria, but just wants about 5 to 6 hours of extra practice and coaching. The schedule will be the same as the Beginning Rider Class Level 2 riding range, but will depend upon space availability. You will practice the accident avoidance skills using your own, insured motorcycle. No straight pipes, please. This class will involve 5-6 house of riding over 1–2 days. Call 414-762-3253 to schedule EXPERIENCED RIDER CLASSES (ERC) Experienced Rider Course ($120 for rider, $25 for passenger): is a class for a rider who already has their “M” endorsement and has ridden about 1,500 recent, urban miles. (Any experienced rider who does not meet this criteria should take a Refresher Course.) This class is about -6 hours of riding and range-side discussion. Students are required to ride their own, street legal, insured motorcycle. You will receive an MSF ERC Completion card when you successfully complete this class. No straight pipes, please! Experienced Rider schedule and registration - Crystal Ridge Experienced
Rider schedule and registration - Plymouth Dirtbike school/DBS - Adults and children 6 years old and older This is a class for someone who may never have ridden a motorcycle. (This is NOT a motocross, “freestyle” or competition class) This class teaches the principles of safe and responsible off-road riding. The course consists of 5 to 7 hours of riding on a closed range. There will be a lunch break and well-timed intermittent breaks to meet the needs of the students. The riders will earn an MSF DirtBike School Card after the class. MESR has classes in June and August. Additional classes are held near Wilmot , WI by MSF DirtBike School Instructor Gary Varga, 312-287-7167. Click here to see Dirtbike School schedule and register on line “Evite Riders” Group Dry-Ride events: Trips are designed for the rider with little or no group riding experience. Participants must be licensed, have ridden at least 100 miles on city streets, be able to travel at posted speeds. The rides are lead by experienced group riders who are independent of both Motorcycling Enterprises, Inc. and Motorcycling Enterprises Safe Rider, Inc. The routes will be carefully chosen to provide non-freeway riding for those who desire. Ride Policies: Every rider will receive a map/directions for the route and phone numbers of Road Captains. Safety equipment is to be worn, including a helmet, “Dry-Ride” does not refer to the weather, but means no drinking/drugs before or during the ride. Do bring rain gear, rides are rain or shine unless mentioned. Each participant will sign a liability waiver; you will be riding at your own risk. Accident Scene Management Classes: Although motorcyclists represent a small number, about 7%, of the overall motor vehicle crashes, it is shocking to realize that they are 26% more likely to die in a crash than if they were in a car. It is estimated that for every motorcycle fatality, 10 persons will survive but with life long injury related disability. Though CPR and First-Aid skills can be helpful at a crash scene, neither address specific issues related to motorcycle trauma such as Helmet Removal, Jaw Trust Rescue Breathing (a technique used to protect the neck in the event that the breathing must be supported), how to handle the crash scene, how to lift a bike off a victim who is pinned under it, etc. Basic Motorcycle Maintenance/MM: Basic motorcycle care i.e.: changing oil and other fluids, adjusting or lubricating clutch or other cables and chains, winterizing and summerizing your bike, trouble-shooting. Private Lessons and/or Tutoring: TBA Arranged at convenience of rider and MESR. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |