LEARN TO RIDE
NEW RIDER MOTORCYCLE CLASSES
Jumpstart your motorcycle journey with Dillon Brothers Harley-Davidson Riding Academy’s New Rider Motorcycle Classes, designed to turn beginners into road-ready riders by teaching basics and safety. Ready to level up? Our Intermediate Course hones your skills for smarter, safer riding. Beyond skills, our classes connect you with a community of riders and open the door to a world of freedom and adventure. Sign up now to transform your dream into confident, thrilling rides.
NEW RIDER COURSE
WHAT TO EXPECT:
This is a 21-hour class designed for someone who has never ridden before or someone who hasn’t ridden in a long time.
When you take a New Rider Course at the Riding Academy you will:
- Learn to ride on a genuine Harley-Davidson® motorcycle, the new Street 500.
- Get in-class and on-range instruction from Motorcycle Safety Foundation® (MSF) and H-D® Certified Coaches.
You’ll learn advanced tips and techniques to help you own the road.
- Control at low speeds
- Risk management
- Limited-space maneuvers
- Cornering judgment
- Swerving and stopping quickly on straights and in curves
- Multiple curve maneuvers and surmounting objects
NEW RIDER COURSE
WHAT TO EXPECT:
This is a 21-hour class designed for someone who has never ridden before or someone who hasn’t ridden in a long time.
When you take a New Rider Course at the Riding Academy you will:
- Learn to ride on a genuine Harley-Davidson® motorcycle, the new Street 500.
- Get in-class and on-range instruction from Motorcycle Safety Foundation® (MSF) and H-D® Certified Coaches.
You’ll learn advanced tips and techniques to help you own the road.
- Control at low speeds
- Risk management
- Limited-space maneuvers
- Cornering judgment
- Swerving and stopping quickly on straights and in curves
- Multiple curve maneuvers and surmounting objects
NEW RIDER COURSE FAQs
What will I need to register?
You’ll need a valid automobile driver’s license or learner’s permit and have the ability to ride a bicycle.
Do I need any special gear?
You’ll need to bring the following:
A heavy, long-sleeve shirt or jacket
Jeans, chaps, or leather pants
Over-the-ankle, sturdy footwear
Full-fingered gloves
A helmet that meets DOT requirements
Protective eyewear