Curso de Calificación del Permiso

To register for a beginner permit level course you do not need any prior motorcycle experience but must be able to confidently ride a bicycle.  While for most people this is an appropriate initial course, please review the Puntapié inicial course to determine if it may be beneficial for you to become familiar with the very basics of the controls and operation of a motorcycle before taking the beginner course.  The Kickstart provides an introduction to clutch, throttle and brake control to insure you have a foundation for success in the beginner permit course.   It is important that you Comprender la expectativa de este curso.    

Come prepared to ride with the required riding safety gear:

• Sturdy boots that cover the ankle with no more than a 1-inch heel.  No canvas high tops or boots with an elastic ankle covering.  Riding boots must provide a high level of abrasion protection for the foot and the entire ankle.  
• Gloves that are well fitting and cover the entire hand such as mechanic or motorcycle riding gloves that provide abrasion protection, grip and the ability to operate hand controls.  No bulky or snow gloves. 
• Jeans largos o pantalones de material más pesado sin rasgaduras, rasgaduras ni agujeros
• Camisa o chaqueta de manga larga que sea apropiada para el clima
• Eye protection such as glasses, sunglasses, safety glasses, goggles or helmet face shield.  
• Un casco que cumple con los estándares DOT 

In compliance with strict DOL requirements, you will not be able to ride without the above required riding gear.  Arriving without the required riding gear is a forfeit of your tuition.  

 has partnered with Yamaha Champions Riding School to include the Champ U online program with your beginner course.  This is an exciting and convenient opportunity to greatly enhance your upcoming in-person training.  The Campeón U online course consists of 40 videos, 32 drills and 43 quizzes designed to provide you with the knowledge and skillset to make riding safer and more fun. The aim is to improve the learning curve of new riders so you can get the absolute most out of your training.