Basic Rider Course 2/Experienced Rider Course

Basic RiderCourse2 (BRC2) - License Waiver:
This course is designed for participants who are already possess basic riding skills but want extra practice or to attain their motorcycle license.  The BRC2 is not for a novice rider who is learning to ride for the first time.  The BRC2 includes the following:
eCourse – Online learning module which must be completed before attending the on-motorcycle instruction.
Range Exercises – The on-motorcycle portion of the class consists of exercises designed to help you further refine your motorcycle handling skills and grow your confidence in your riding ability.  The course includes a Skills Test Evaluation necessary to qualify for a motorcycle license in Virginia.  Range time varies depending on participant needs though generally takes six hours to complete.
Eligibility Requirements for the BRC2 – License Waiver:

1. Previous successful completion of a Basic RiderCourse (BRC);

OR

2. 2. A rider has sufficient skill to perform basic maneuvering and handling skills such as:

Start out in 1^st gear, maintain balance, change gears, demonstrate clutch, throttle, brake use and basic turning procedures, etc.
Note: Riding skills are assessed during the first exercise. A rider may be dismissed if unable to demonstrate proficiency with basic motorcycle operating skills.  Instructor(s) conducting the course are responsible for making this determination. If the Instructor(s) determine that a rider needs additional skills development before proceeding, the rider can be referred to a BRC, IME, or another program, as appropriate.
Equipment:
Motorcycles: This course is intended to be completed on a rider’s own safe, street-ready motorcycle.  Personally owned motorcycles must have a current Virginia inspection; Proof of Ownership/Registration; Proof of Insurance; And Pass an Instructor T-CLOCS inspection.
VPCC training motorcycles may be available but cannot be guaranteed.
Students must provide:

• Over the ankle boots – Sturdy over the ankle boots with a non-skid sole. 

• Sturdy pants – Denim or durable with NO rips, tears, or holes. Skin must be fully covered and protected.
• Long sleeves shirt or jacket – Please choose an appropriate shirt, jacket, etc. for the weather.
• Full finger gloves – The gloves must cover the whole hand front and back. 
• DOT approved helmet – Instructors will determine whether personal helmets meet course safety requirements
• Eye protection – Sunglasses or prescription glasses are sufficient
• Be prepared with rain gear or layers of clothing as needed, snacks and water, etc.