The NMU Motorcycle Safety Education Program

has concluded for the 2009 season.

Watch this site for updates beginning early 2010.

Northern Michigan University is one of 14 state sponsored regional training agencies providing motorcycle safety training funded through a grant from the Michigan Department of State. Classes are offered at seven sites in locations throughout the west/central Upper Peninsula. Course fee: $25 non-refundable.

With the popularity of motorcycle riding on the increase statewide and across the country this Motorcycle Safety Foundation based program offers riders of all skill levels some of the most comprehensive training available anywhere. NMU offers two courses: BRC (basic rider course) and PB (performance based). All of our instructors are MSF certified rider coaches in addition to being experienced avid riders.

Please read the following links prior to registration

1.) Class Schedule   2.) Class Requirements   3.) Waiver Form  4.) How To Register

The BRC (Basic Rider Course) 
Fri-Sun,  20 hrs.

Who should take the BRC?

• New riders with little or no experience seeking a license endorsement. [Successful 
  riders receive a completion waiver, good for one year, for the riding skills portion of the
  state motorcycle endorsement test.The written portion of the test is required.]
• Riders who have twice failed the SOS third party skills test.
• Experienced riders who have never had formal training and want to update their skills.

The PB (Performance Based Course)
Saturday, May 9.

Who should take the PB?

• Experienced riders seeking a license endorsement. [Successful riders receive a 
  completion waiver, good for one year, for the riding skills portion of the state  
  motorcycle endorsement test.The written portion of the test is required.]
• Experienced riders who want to learn advanced riding skills.
• Open to Michigan Riders only.