Learn How to Ride a Motorcycle in Minnesota

In Minnesota, you are not allowed to ride a motorcycle without a motorcycle endorsement or license. To get a license you can either apply at your local DMV office or pass all the necessary documents and test, or you can enroll at motorcycle riding schools approved by the Motorcycle safety Foundation. After you learn how to ride a motorcycle, you will be given a completion card that will waive your on-cycle and written test. You will then get a motorcycle endorsement. To make it easy for you, here is a list if motorcycle riding schools in Minnesota:

Faribault Harley-Davidson (http://www.faribaulthd.com/)

According to their official website, Faribault Harley has graduated more than 1000 students since 2002 through their Rider’s Edge. They offer both New Rider Course and Skilled Rider Course for novice and expert riders. Courses are taught at Faribault Harley-Davidson by Motorcycle Safety Foundation certified and state licensed instructors. For more information, contact 507-344-5130, 800-327-4228 or fax 507-334-6967.

Minnesota Department of Public Safety https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/ots/mmsc/Pages/default.aspx)

The Department of Public Safety in Minnesota offers motorcycle rider training courses.  These courses are offered at 29 Minnesota State College and Universities campuses from mid-April through the first weekend in October. According to their official website, these are the participating Minnesota State Colleges and Universities: 1. Riverland Community College – 800-247-5039/507-379-3336 Course schedule, Register for a course 2. Alexandria Technical College – 888-234-1222 Course schedule, Register for a course 3. Anoka Technical College – 763-576-4770 Course schedule, Register for a course 4.Northland Community and Technical College – 800-959-6282 ext 8645 Course schedule, Register for a course 5. Central Lake College – 800-933-0346 ext. 8142 Course schedule, Register for a course 6. Hennepin Technical College – 952-995-1330 Course schedule, Register for a course 7. Minnesota State Community and Technical College – 218-846-2655 Course schedule, Register for a course 8. Lake Superior College – 800-432-2884/218-733-5914 ext. 5914 Course schedule, Register for a course 9. Northland Community & Technical College (East grand Forks) – 952-995-1330 Course schedule, Register for a course 10. Mesabi Range Community and Technical College -800-657-3860/218-742-3438 Course schedule, Register for a course 11. Itasca Community College – 218-322-2410 Course schedule, Register for a course 12. Ridgewater College – 800-722-1151 ext.6064 Course schedule , Register for a course 13. Minnesota West Community & Technical College – 507-537-7051 Course schedule, Register for a course 14. South Central College – 800-722-9359 Course schedule, Register for a course 15. Minnesota State College Southeast Technical – 877-853-8324 ext. 2740 Course schedule, Register for a course 16. Rochester Community and Technical College – 800-247-1296/ 507-280-3157 Course schedule, Register for a course 17. Dakota County Technical College – 651-423-8027 Course schedule , Register for a course 18. Central Lakes College – 800-933-0346 ext. 8142 Course schedule, Register for a course 19. St.Cloud technical College – 800-222-1009/320-308-0015 Course schedule, Register for a course  20. St. Paul College – 651-846-1800 Course schedule, Register for a course 21. Century College – 651-779-3341 Course schedule , Register for a course

Rider Academy (http://www.rideracademy.com/)

The Rider Academy in Minnesota is a trusted motorcycle education provider since 2006. They offer Basic Rider Course, Experienced Rider Course, Advanced Rider Clinic and private lessons to all levels of riders. Each class consists of 6-8 riders only for real individual coaching. They use the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s approved curriculum. To register for a course, contact 612-670-7402.

St. Paul Harley-Davidson (http://www.stpaulhd.com/ridersedge_intro.asp)

The St. Paul Harley-Davidson offers motorcycle education to new and experienced riders through rider’s Edge; the Harley-Davidson Academy of Motorcycling. All courses are approved by the Motorcycle safety Foundation and taught by MSF certified instructors or Rider coaches. For more information, contact 651-738-2168 or send an email on marketing@stpaulhd.com.

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