Street Skills Course

Street Skills is for riders with a valid Washington motorcycle endorsement or permit that are comfortable riding their own motorcycle. Street Skills teaches the awareness needed to spot and avoid common hazards. Having advanced riding skills will add to your joy and safety while you ride to new levels. Decades of riding experience is not needed to become an advanced rider nor will decades of experience alone make you an advanced rider. 

Street Skills educates and trains you to make lifelong behavior modifications by deliberately increasing your awareness of personal abilities and limitations of you and your motorcycle. We will help you to expand your skills and techniques whether you are a commuter, racer, weekend warrior or world traveler.

There are timid riders, lucky riders and then there are great riders. The Advanced Street Skills program is all about advancing your skills to become a great rider. Experienced riders quickly learn that avoiding emergencies before they happen is better than reacting to them afterwards. Our program teaches the skills needed to spot and avoid common issues like decreasing radius corners before you enter them as well as cornering skills to handle surprises like sand that might appears mid-corner. Having advanced riding skills can take your joy and safety while riding to a new level. Decades of riding experience is not needed to become an advanced rider nor will decades of experience alone make you an advanced rider.

Research indicates nearly all motorcycle crashes and fatalities are avoidable. When compared against other U.S. based motorcycle training, only our Advanced Street Skills program compliments our unique approach to closed-course instruction with expert-level coaching and real-world, on-road and on-track environments. The Advanced Street Skills program educates and trains you to make lifelong behavior modifications by enabling awareness of personal abilities, limitations of you and your machine, risky habits, knowledge of motorcycle dynamics with advanced skills. Let us help you to expand your skill and technique whether you are commuter, racer, weekend warrior, or world traveler.

Don’t wait to take this course. The highest accident rate for riders is at 24-36 months, followed by new riders at 0-6 months.

Full riding gear is highly recommended. 

Minimum riding gear is absolutely required: 

• A helmet that meets DOT standards
• Long jeans or heavier material pants with no rips, tears or holes
• Long sleeve shirt or jacket that is weather appropriate
• Eye protection such as glasses, sunglasses, safety glasses or goggles
• Sturdy boots that cover the ankle with no more than a 1-inch heel.  No canvas high tops or elastic slip on.
• Gloves that cover the entire hand

In compliance with DOL requirements, you will not be able to ride without the required riding gear.