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Motorcycle RiderCourses
Cowley College’s Motorcycle Safety Training Educational program provides motorcycle rider education using curriculum developed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) and taught by MSF approved RiderCoaches. The program provides training for beginning and experienced riders.
Whether you're new to the riding scene, or you've been riding for years, we've got a RiderCourse for you!
- Do you want to learn to ride a motorcycle?
- Do you know what the safety acronym “SEE” represents?
- Do you have prior experience riding and want to become
an active rider again?
- Are you aware of motorcycle riders around you when you
are driving your car?
- Are you an experienced motorcycle rider that wants to
enhance your riding skills?
We could go on and on with questions like these. If you don’t already have motorcycle riding experience, we recommend that you do not go out and purchase a motorcycle without taking the motorcycle safety course first. Taking the Basic RiderCourse will help you make an informed decision about whether or not motorcycling is for you. Whether you are an experienced motorcyclist or a beginner, we firmly believe you should have the knowledge and skills taught in our courses to help keep you safe on the roads.
Without getting into too much detail, here are some things we cover:
Basic RiderCourse
Risk awareness, acceptance & management ▪ personal protective gear,
maintenance, controls & basic riding skill information ▪ street strategies
such as being visible, common riding situations, maximum braking & swerving,
special situations and impairment.
- Private Basic RiderCourse
A private Basic RiderCourse allows you to complete the same course in an individualized and accelerated environment.
Experienced RiderCourse
Advanced quick stops, limited-space maneuvers, cornering, quick swerving
and avoidance techniques and emergency braking for curves.
Additional RiderCourses
- Group Riding — Share the Adventure
Ride preparation and organization, riding formations and their proper uses, group communication, correct following distance, traffic situations, and group separation. - Seasoned Rider — Aging Awareness
Allows a rider to personally determine how age may have affected the mental and physical skills needed to ride safely. - Riding Straight — Alcohol Awareness
Provides basic information about the effects of alcohol and other drugs on the riding task, and serves as a reminder of the dangers of riding impaired. - Intersections — Motorist Awareness
Program for non-motorcyclists that stresses ways to share the road with motorcycles.
Choose the RiderCourse You Want More Information About:
Click here to
enroll online.
Admissions representatives will be available to enroll you. Call 620.441.5584.
Enrollment needs to be completed one week before the class begins.
Click here for RiderCourses schedule.
Contact an admissions
representative at 620.441.5584.
For more information, complete and submit
this form.
To view short video clip about the course, click on the title or picture.
Welcome
to the Ride
