Learn How to Ride a Motorcycle in Nebraska

Whether you are a seasoned rider or a newbie, you need to learn how to ride a motorcycle properly. Get a professional training by studying at motorcycle riding schools.  Motorcycle education programs are made for riders to learn how to drive safely. If you live in Nebraska, here are the motorcycle riding schools where you may enroll:

Cedar Canyon Cycles (http://www.cedar-canyon-cycles.com/)

According to their official website, Cedar Canyon Cycles was started on 1999. They are dedicated to providing their customers with quality service and encourage rider education through the support of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and Western Nebraska Motorcycle Training. Click here to register for a course or for more information about Motorcycle Classes.

Central Community College (http://www.cccneb.edu/igsbase/igstemplate.cfm?SRC=DB&SRCN=&GnavID=21&SnavID=285)

Riding a motorcycle takes special skills. If you want to learn how to ride a motorcycle then try the Central Community College Motorcycle Rider Education courses. They conduct motorcycle courses for beginners and experienced riders.  They believe that motorcycling is more fun and a lot safer if you have the skills and strategies to handle your bike properly. Click here for 2012 Class Schedule or click here to learn how to register for courses.

Dillon Brothers Harley-Davidson (http://www.dillonharley.com/pages/riders_edge_omaha.php)

The Riders’ Edge of Dillon Brothers Harley-Davidson/Buell offers two different courses in Ohama – the New Riders and Skilled Rider Course. For those who want to learn how to ride a motorcycle or just want to enhance their skills, the Rider Edge has the right motorcycle training course for you. All courses are approved by the Motorcycle safety Foundation. To sign up for a course, contact Dillon Brothers Motorcycle Sales representative at 402-289-5556.

National Safety Council in Nebraska (http://www.safenebraska.org/safe-driving/motorcycle-training.php)

Formerly called National Safety Council, Greater Ohama Chapter, National Safety Council offers Basic Rider Course and Basic Rider Course 2. Both are motorcycle safety training programs sanctioned by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the Nebraska Department of Motor vehicle. After completion of the BRC, riders can get their MSF completion card which will help them obtain their motorcycle endorsement. To register for a course, please visit https://ssl14.cyzap.net/nsctmsonline/login/.

Sarpy County Safety Program (http://www.sarpy.com/sheriff/safetyprogram/)

According to their official website, the Sarpy County Safety Program has implemented the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) motorcycle education courses. They offer Basic Rider Course, the Experienced Rider Course, Scooter Basic Rider Course and the Introductory Motorcycle Experience. For registration, contact 402-593-1564.

University of Nebraska Kearney (http://www.unk.edu/offices/safetycenter.aspx?id=43248)

The University of Nebraska Kearney offers Motorcycle Rider Safety Basic Rider Course. The Basic Rider Course provides classroom and actual motorcycle operator training while the Experienced Rider Course is designed for anyone who is already confident on a motorcycle and wants to improve existing skills. All instructors are approved and certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. To register for a course, contact (308) 865-8256, (800) 854-7867 or fax (308) 865-8257.