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Motorcycle Safety and Training Courses

Whether they’re new to riding or have been enjoying the open road for years, Ride Safe Indiana providers offer four motorcycle safety and training courses for riders of all skill levels.

Find a Ride Safe Indiana provider and course at RideSafeIndiana.com!

• Entry Level Motorcycle Safety Course:
  • Novice riders at least 15 years of age
  • Classroom instruction and practical riding experience in a controlled, off-street setting
  • Knowledge exam and riding-skill evaluation at conclusion of course
• Three Wheel Motorcycle Entry Level Safety Course:
  • Novice three wheel motorcycle riders at least 15 years of age
  • Classroom instruction and practical riding experience in a controlled, off-street setting
  • Knowledge exam and riding-skill evaluation at conclusion of course
• Advanced Skills Motorcycle Training Course:
  • One day course for seasoned riders
  • Course topics include rider responsibility, crash-avoidance skills, and the effects of impaired riding
  • Optional knowledge exam and riding-skill evaluation at conclusion of course
• Ultimate Bike-Bonding Course:
  • Five-hour course for experienced riders
  • Riding exercises focus on limited-space maneuvers, modeled after police training courses
  • Develop smooth and precise control while learning the limits of you and your bike’s capabilities

Motorcycle Gear

Proper motorcycle safety gear is important for all riders when out on the roads. Treat your motorcycle enthusiast to some new gear this holiday season! Below are a few items every motorcyclist needs to stay safe during motorcycle season.

Give the gift of motorcycle safety this holiday season and keep Hoosier motorcyclists safe on the road! Learn more about motorcycle safety gear.

Train Smart. Ride Smart. Ride Safe Indiana.

• Helmet

  Finding the right motorcycle helmet is critical to a rider’s comfort as well as their safety while on the road. Everyone’s head is built differently and finding the right helmet is a process. Treat your motorcyclist to a day of shopping to help them find the best helmet for their needs. Learn more about purchasing a motorcycle helmet.

• Gloves

  Gloves are an essential riding accessory and should keep hands comfortable, functional, and protected while on the road.

• Jacket and Pants

  Protective jackets and pants help fight against abrasion, sunburn, dehydration, and hypothermia while enjoying the open road. It’s important for motorcyclists to wear bright colored and reflective gear to help them be highly visible to other motorists- keep this in mind when shopping for new gear.

• Boots

  Closed toed shoes are a MUST for all motorcyclists. Boots provide perfect protection against foot or ankle injuries in the case of an accident, while also offering the necessary grip on footrests or road surfaces.