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Fri:
8:30am-4:30pm

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Basic Rider Course (BRC)

The BRC is an introductory course intended for a new rider with little or no experience although all are welcome to attend. The ability to ride a bicycle and lots of enthusiasm are required. Classes are held in Killingly, Norwich, Colchester, and Groton. Students must possess a valid operator’s license or a State of Connecticut Motorcycle Permit. Training motorcycles and helmets are provided. Successful completion of this course fulfi lls the requirements of a State approved novice rider course for licensing purposes. Graduates receive a waiver for 60 days of the Connecticut DMV on-cycle license tests. Some participants fi nd the basic motorcycle riding skills diffi cult to master. Registration in this course does not guarantee successful completion. Instructors have the authority to ask a student to leave this course if they are deemed a danger to themselves or others while on the range. You must attend the entire course, pass a written exam, and pass a riding test in order to successfully complete the program. Do not register for a class if you have a prior commitment or cannot make the entire class at the scheduled times.

Benefits

• Besides learning how to ride, this course may entitle students with passing grades to receive an insurance discount on their motorcycle insurance of 10% (see your agent for specifi c details).
• DMV will waive the CT riding portion of your Motorcycle License application for the first 60 days after
you pass the course. You don’t need to own (or borrow) a bike to get your license!
• Learning how to enjoy yourself more when you ride.

Prerequisites

• Be able to ride a bicycle
• Provide a signed waiver
• Provide a signed parental permission (if under 18)
• Have a valid driver’s license (does not have to be motorcycle license)
• Wear a DOT approved helmet in class with eye protection (build-in or glasses)
Be Prepared for Class!
• Wear full-fi ngered gloves, preferably leather
• Wear long-sleeved shirts or jackets
• Wear sturdy pants (no shorts)
• Wear footgear that covers your ankles
• Be in a proper state of mind


Community & Professional Learning
742 Upper Maple St.
Danielson, CT 06239
phone: 860-412-7300
fax: 860-412-7333