Advanced Riders Course fee - $175
The ARC-ST is the public version of the Military SportBike RiderCourse (MSRC), and may be taken by riders using any type of motorcycle.
It is a one day course consisting of approximately 3½ hours of classroom activities and 4½ hours of riding. There are eight riding exercises.
The procedures for riding a sport bike do not vary greatly from the procedures for riding other types of motorcycles. But the techniques some riders use are different (two-finger braking, balls of feet on footrests, use of leg pressure for control, etc.), and these depend somewhat on the specific motorcycle as well as the specific talent and skill level of a rider.
Most sport bike riders appreciate the outstanding performance and handling characteristics provided by the design and technology that is incorporated into sport bikes. This is why the course uses the title it does; that is, the techniques used for more performance oriented riding can be used to enhance the skills and techniques for riders of any type of motorcycle.
Techniques that extend beyond basic riding procedures are addressed in the ARC-ST. Sport bike riding techniques are not intended to encourage or endorse riding at higher speeds, but are provided to improve the performance capabilities of riders, particularly related to overall control, cornering and emergency maneuvers.
The overall aim is to provide rider development in the areas of risk management, decision-making, riding strategies, and rider behavior and choices. This includes learner activities to foster gains in knowledge, skill, attitude, values and habits.
Additional Information
You must wear protective gear as follows:
DOT approved helmet & eye protection
Full-fingered gloves
Long sleeved shirt or jacket
Long pants
Sturdy, over-the-ankle footwear
(NO HOLES in any mentioned gear)
Class size is limited to 12 students
You must provide your own street-legal, registered, insured and inspected motorcycle (you will need to provide your motorcycle registration and insurance card and your bike must pass the Rider Coaches pre-course safety check)
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