Virginia Rider Training Program - Motorcycle Rider Course The MSF Beginning Rider Course is approved by the Virginia Rider Training Program and the DMV. It was designed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. Learn the fundamentals of motorcycle operation and practice streetriding strategies. A passing grade in this one-weekend course will allow you to waive both the knowledge test and the skills test at the Virginia DMV. That means that if you pass the course, you will get your motorcycle license and you may be eligible for discounts on your motorcycle insurance. To enroll, you must be at least 16 years old and eligible to receive your motorcycle license—you do not need a motorcycle license or learner's permit to attend our classes. The cost or the Beginning Rider course is $150.00 and a motorcycle is provided for you. MSF Ridercourse Handbook English MSF Ridercourse Handbook Spanish The Experienced Rider Course is for riders who already have their motorcycle license and want to boost their riding skills in a controlled environment. Participants in this half-day program ride their own motorcycles while practicing excercises developed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. The fee for this class is $100.00
The ATV Rider Course We offer a half-day ATV course that includes hands-on training with your ATV or one of ours. Students will practice basic safety techniques using hands-on exercises—we will teach you a variety of skills, some of which include starting, stopping, quick turns, sharp turns, emergency stopping, swerving, and riding over obstacles. This course also addresses protective gear, environmental responsibility, and local laws. Some ATV owners and their families are eligible for free training and a manufacturer's incentive to complete this class. Some restrictions apply. Please contact us or call the ATV Safety Institute at (800)887-2887 for details. The MSF Dirt Bike School This nationwide program was created by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation to provide hands-on training with an emphasis on safety and skill development. During this 5 to 7 hour program, students learn basic techniques for riding off-highway dirt bikes, some of which include sitting, location and operation controls, and straight line riding. As you progress through the lessons, you will learn how to ride circles, make sharp turns, and ride up and down hills. An alternate curriculum is also available for riders who have a bit more experience. At the end of the program, you will have a solid understanding of the techniques an off-highway rider must use to stay safe, act responsibly, and have fun. The cost for this program is $125.00 per student and a dirt bike is provided. | 
