The BRC was designed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.

This 14 hour basic rider course is separated into two consecutive days. Courses are offered on Mondays and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and Saturdays and Sundays. MRS offers a morning session (8:00am.-4:00pm.) and an afternoon session (11:00am.-6:00pm). Topics will consist of: motorcycle controls, rider and motorcycle preparation, basic riding skills, unique riding situations, advanced riding skills, dangers of riding impaired.

Course Length: Each day will consist of 2 hours of classroom instruction and 5 hours of riding instruction. This course is intended for beginner riders, but is also good for intermediate riders who want to strengthen their riding skills.

Upon completion of the course you will be prepared for taking a corner at speed, stopping quickly when necessary, avoiding traffic hazards, counter steering for better control, crossing grated bridges and railroad tracks properly, traveling skillfully in a group, riding more smoothly at high and low speeds, maintaining momentum in off-highway riding, techniques for rainy weather and much, much more!

All graduates of the BRC are eligible to test for their motorcycle license on-site. The motorcycle road test is administered by a certified examiner from the Illinois Secretary of State every (non-holiday) Friday morning.

Classroom: Motorcycle Controls, what to wear for comfort and protection, learn how alcohol and drugs effect your riding ability, how to create your own strategy for riding in traffic, dealing with critical situations, and more. You'll also be eligible to receive discounted motorcycle insurance rates once you've successfully completed the course.

Range: You will start off with straight line riding, turning, shifting, and stopping. You will gradually progress to cornering, swerving to avoid hazards and stopping quickly.

Pre-Requisites: In order to be eligible to take the Basic Rider Course (BRC) students must meet the following criteria: - Must have valid Illinois Drivers License.
- You must obtain a motorcycle permit before attending class! This   permit is easily obtained by going to any Illinois Secretary of State facility and passing a 15-question written exam. You may obtain a   FREE booklet Illinois Motorcycle Operator Manual (PDF format) that   has all the information you need to pass your permit exam. Upon   passing the exam, you will be issued a motorcycle permit allowing   you to ride only during daylight hours, under the direct supervision of   a licensed motorcycle operator. All students MUST bring this   permit, or a class "M" driver's license to attend classes no   exceptions.
- All fees fro MRS must be paid in full at the time of registration no   exceptions.
- All students must wear over-the-ankle boots or shoes (no 2"   heels), long pants, a long sleeved shirt or jacket and a helmet   (helmets will be provided to those who need them) - no exceptions.
- All students must know how to ride a bicycle. If it has been a long   time, we encourage you to brush up on your skills before attending   class.
- Must be able to attend the full 14 hour course. Tardiness will not be   tolerated.

Note: Motorcycle Riding School, Inc. reserves the right to dismiss any student from class who either cannot meet the objectives of the course or becomes a danger to his or her self, or anyone else during the course. There will be no refund of any kind issued in this case.

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