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Please read this page before you submit a registration

The Basic and Experienced courses
emphasize the risks involved with riding a motorcycle. These risks also exist while one
rides during the course.
Students registering for the Basic RiderCourse
must be able to, at minimum, balance and ride a bicycle.
The instructor may dismiss students unable to keep pace with the class, or who
pose a hazard to themselves or others.
There will be no refunds, pro-rated or in full, if dismissed by the instructor.
Statewide approximately 95% of students successfully complete this course their first time.
Please understand that these courses have a group-learning format that limits the ability of the instructors to provide individual
instruction to students. These courses are mentally and physically demanding, and weather conditions can increase the stress on students.
 | Students are covered by a limited medical and liability
insurance policy during their participation in a course, but may wish to
review and add to their existing auto/motorcycle and medical insurance. |
 | Student motorcycles to be used in
the Experienced RiderCourse must pass a pre-ride inspection given by the
instructors. The Experienced RiderCourse student also needs proof of motorcycle insurance, proof
of medical insurance, a completed "Waiver Form" supplied by the
sponsor and parental permission (depending on the rider's age). |
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Refunds will be given:
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With 10 business days notice in
writing (US mail, e-mail or fax), less a $50.00 service fee. |
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If we cancel class due
to extreme weather conditions, an inability to access necessary
facilities or other unforeseen problems. Such cancellations are
very rare and will result in a full refund of tuition. Please
remember that courses run rain or shine!
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Refunds will not be given:
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If you cancel less than 10 days
prior to class. (You may reschedule your course instead - see
below) |
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If you have previously
rescheduled (see below) |
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If you arrive late to class or
practice sessions and are not allowed to participate |
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If you miss any segment of
the course |
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If you do not pass the written
or riding skills evaluations |
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If you are dismissed by a
RiderCoach |
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If you leave voluntarily |
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Students may reschedule another class, only
once, within the calendar year
on a space available basis. All such reschedule requests must be in
writing (US Mail, e-mail or fax) and received in the office prior to the start of the
original class and are subject to the following service fees:
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$50.00 - If received more than 10 days before the start of the original class |
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$100.00 - If received 10
days or less before the start of the original class |
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 | Students may retake a riding skill evaluation only
once for any one class. Re-tests are scheduled on a space available
basis within 14 days of class completion. Re-tests are subject to a
$40.00 service fee. |
 | Students who wish to qualify for a motorcycle license/endorsement must
obtain a Massachusetts motorcycle permit and submit a clear photocopy of the permit
to this office at least two
weeks before the first class session. Permits cannot be post dated and
must not expire within two weeks after course completion. Students
under the age of 18 who wish to qualify for licensing must also have a
driver education certificate issued by the Registrar and have held their
driver or motorcycle learners permit for a full 6 months prior to the
application for the endorsement or license.
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 | The following service fees apply:
 | $15.00 to replace a lost Course Completion Card |
 | $25.00 for submitting a check that is returned unpaid
(bounced)
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 | Although we make every effort to provide accurate
and timely information, we can not be responsible for misprints or outdated information
contained on
this website due to technical issues beyond our control. Please call our office with any questions at
(413)
525-0049. |
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