Learn how to ride a motorcycle in Missouri

To have a lifelong motorcycling experience, riders should have proper motorcycle training where proper skills and safety precautions are given priority. The best place to learn how to ride a motorcycle is to enroll at motorcycle riding schools approved by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. In Missouri, here is a  list of the best motorcycle riding schools:

Bootheel Motorcycle Training, LLC (http://www.2wheeln.com/bmt/index.html)

Do you want to learn how to ride? Are you getting back into riding? Want to enhance you riding skills? Then try Bootheel Motorcycle Training and enroll at their Basic Rider course or Experienced Rider Course.  Riders who successfully complete the BRC will waive the riding portion of the Missouri motorcycle test. To register for a course, please contact (573) 748-5756 or (573) 276-2507 or send an email at bmt@2wheeln.com.

Doc’s Harley-Davidson (http://www.docsharleydavidson.com/)

Want to learn how to ride a motorcycle? In Doc’s Rider’s Edge, you will be taught how to ride a motorcycle. Whether you are new rider or skilled rider who wants to refresh your skills, the Academy of Motorcycling has the right course for you. All courses are approved by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.  For more information, call 314965-0166.

Freedom of Road Riders, Inc. (http://forr.net/safety/safety.html)

According to their website, the main purpose of Freedom of Road Riders is to guard the rights of all motorcyclists to keep them informed of the laws that help or hinder them as motorcyclists, to promote safety, rider education, freedom and brotherhood for all motorcyclists. To register, Click Here and fill up the registration form.

Gateway Harley-Davidson (http://www.gatewayhd.com/default.asp?page=learn-to-ride)

The Gateway Harley-Davidson dealers in Missouri offer motorcycle training courses through their Rider’s Edge, their Academy of Motorcycling.  They offer new Rider Course and Skilled Rider course approved by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and taught by certified instructors. For more information about the course and class schedules, contact 314-845-9900.

Missouri Motorcycle Safety Program (http://mmsp.org/new/)

According to their official website, Missouri Motorcycle Safety Program oversees quality education for motorcycle riders throughout the state. It is their goal to make Missouri’s highways safer for motorcyclists and motorists by reducing motorcycle crashes, injuries and accidents. They have training site at Warrensburg at the University of Central Missouri. For training class schedules, click HERE or contact the coordinator at 660-543-8005.

Rolling Wheels Training Center (http://www.rollingwheels.org/)

According to their site, it is their mission to save lives and enhance the joy of motorcycling by providing motorcycle safety training to develop and improve both the physical and mental riding skills of motorcyclists as well as their passengers. They offer Motorcycle safety Foundation courses sanctioned by the Missouri Motorcycle Safety Program. For questions, send an email at info@rollingwheels.org.

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