Schedule Details

3-Wheel Basic RiderCourse

Sep 14-15, 2025 / Sunday - Monday

Class times are Sunday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and Monday 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM

You *must* bring your own 3-wheel motorcycle for training purposes and show proof of insurance.

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Total $350

Student Enrollment

First Name

As printed on your Drivers License

Last Name

As printed on your Drivers License

Suffix

Address

City

State

Zipcode

Phone Number

Drivers License Number

License State of Issue

Date of Birth

MM/DD/YYYY

Optional Information

Current Level of Motorcycle Experience

Comments

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Payment

First Name

First name as displayed on card

Last Name

Last name as displayed on card

Credit Card Number

CVV

Expiration Month

Expiration Year

Coupon

Code

If the coupon is valid, the price will be adjusted. One-Time-Use codes may not be readily available from Harley-Davidson.

Total $350

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Notice

After submitting your application, you will receive an email by the next business day (or before your class starts) confirming your enrollment and providing all details about your specific class. If you’d prefer to enroll on the phone, give us a call at 850-456-2277

REFUND / CANCELLATION POLICY

When enrolling, you are purchasing a seat in the class of your choice. Once purchased, that seat is set aside for only your use. Please select the date that will ensure you can attend each day for the times indicated. You must attend all class/range sessions.

Cancellation: All fees are nonrefundable unless students call 850-456-2277 or email ridingacademy@bikertraining.com 6 days prior to their scheduled class to obtain a partial refund. A partial refund is full tuition minus a $99 processing fee.

There is a minimum of four students per class. If minimum is not met, student will have the option to move to any future class or receive a full refund.

Postponement: There is no charge for postponement provided the student calls or emails at least 48 hours prior to the start of their scheduled class. If less than 48 hours prior or if a student does not complete the entire class, a seat in a subsequent class may be purchased.

Late Arrivals: Learning to ride a motorcycle requires skill progression. This progression begins with small tasks and builds to larger, more complex tasks. It is critical that students arrive on time. Preferably, come early! If you miss a class or range session, you will not be allowed to complete the course and will have to purchase another seat in a later class.

eCourse: The eCourse is a national requirement for motorcycle training. You will be emailed a unique link to complete the eCourse before attending class.