STREET SKILLS COURSE I: Building CONFIDENCE
Street Skills I (SS I) is intended to help initial and developing
riders build confidence in their riding abilities and in their
bike, whether recently licensed or a returning rider.
Participants must have successfully completed a Basic Rider
Course (BRC) or hold a valid
motorcycle M endorsement on their driver’s license to enroll in
Street Skills I. Road America recommends having ridden at least
one season on your current motorcycle before enrolling in this
course.
Focus Areas Include:
- Cornering Confidence
- Clutch/Shifting Confidence
- Starting and Stopping Confidence
- Braking Confidence
Price: $225/person
Riders are encouraged to ride their own street-legal,
licensed and insured motorcycle (proof of insurance is
required) fueled to last through the day. Bikes are
subject to a safety inspection by the course instructors. Road
America instructors have the right to refuse any customized
motorcycles deemed unfit for course operation.
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Required Safety Gear:
- Over the ankle footwear, with good sole grip, heels not to
exceed 1.5”
- Long pants, no rips or exposed skin
- Full fingered gloves
- Long sleeve shirt (minimum) or riding jacket
- DOT-approved street-legal helmet and eye protection
(full-face helmet recommended)
Riders are encouraged to ride their own street-legal,
licensed and insured motorcycle (proof of insurance is
required) fueled to last through the
day/approximately 40 miles. Bikes are subject to a safety
inspection by the course instructors. Road America instructors
have the right to refuse any customized motorcycles deemed unfit
for course operation.
Course Curriculum:
- One hour of classroom discussion
- Four hours of on-range riding exercises
On-range course work at the Briggs & Stratton
Motorplex is designed to simulate real-world riding
conditions. The Motorplex training circuit encompasses nearly one
mile of paved roadway featuring over a dozen unique curves,
elevation changes, interconnected curves of various and
alternating lean angles, and line of sight challenges. These
features combine to give the rider multiple repetitive
opportunities to study the road features to determine
the best control and path options.
SS I runs rain or shine. Plan accordingly for the weather
and bring rain gear if inclement weather occurs. Course size
is limited. Advanced registration is required.
Please review our School Policies
before registering for any Road America Motorcycle Classes.
Have three seasons of riding experience? The Street Skills
Course II (SS II) is a motorcycle course for
intermediate, experienced and returning riders seeking
additional training to precisely operate a motorcycle.
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