PAHAHA-3WIPC-240608-1 / PA-HARRISBURG / 3-WHEEL INSTRUCTOR PREPARATION COURSE

Course Dates and Times:

June 8: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Classroom and Range
June 9: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Classroom and Range

Course Details:

Provides the most information for students interested in becoming a certified 3-Wheel MSF motorcycle safety instructor. Students need to have an in-depth background and knowledge of riding and the motorcycle industry. The course includes approximately 16 to 24 hours (certified MSF Safety Instructors) of training.

Students must be experienced riders.

During the approximately sixteen (16) to twenty four (24) hours of training for certified MSF motorcycle safety instructors, a student will be required to pass a riding skill test, which is the same test used in the 3-Wheel Basic Rider Course. However, the standards are much higher for instructors.

During the course, a student will learn how to teach the 3-Wheel BRC curriculum. The student will practice teaching in the classroom, learn how to manage riding exercises and how to evaluate and coach new riders as they develop their riding skills.

At the end of the training portion of the course, a student will be given a knowledge test, which must be passed to continue in the program.

The course culminates when the students teach a complete 3-Wheel BRC to a group of new riders. The final requirement is to successfully complete student teaching to qualify for the 3-Wheel MSF instructor certification.

During the initial riding activities and throughout the course, instructor trainers will evaluate and coach each student’s ability to operate a motorcycle and overall performance. Students who cannot demonstrate minimum riding proficiency will not be allowed to continue. Students who are not allowed to continue will not be eligible for a refund and may have to pay an additional fee to be enrolled in another Instructor Preparation Course.

The course concludes with a course evaluation and overall course wrap-up.

Motorcycles are available for use and are included in the course fee. Riders can elect to use a program training motorcycle, or they may use their personal motorcycle if it is street legal and they transport it to the training site legally. Personal motorcycles must be in good operating condition and pass a routine pre-ride check given as a part of the course.

Riders must have the appropriate riding gear, which includes a DOT certified helmet (PA requires helmet to be a three-quarter or full-face helmet), eye protection, long sleeve shirt or jacket, full-fingered gloves, long pants (no ripped jeans, sweat pants or other soft material) and over-the-ankle boots or high-top shoes made from firm, durable materials, excluding canvas, mesh, elastic, nylon, or any other soft fabrics.

There is no guarantee that an individual enrolling in this course will pass.