Who Should Take This Class:

• The best place for new 3-wheel riders to start once you’ve made the decision to ride.
• Riders wanting their Colorado 3-wheel motorcycle endorsement. (other States MAY also accept this course)
• Anyone who has little to no 3-wheel motorcycling experience.
• 3-wheel Riders returning to motorcycling after a few years of not riding.
• 3-wheel riders seeking motorcycle insurance discounts from many major insurance carriers.

What I Will Experience:

• Approximately 16 total hours; 8-hours riding, 8-hours classroom.
• 2 days.
• Skills covered include:
  • Shifting
  • Cornering at low speed
  • Low speed maneuvering
  • Quick stops
  • Swerving
• Knowledge Test
• Skill Test

Requirements to Take the Class:

• You may bring your own 3-wheel motorcycle (proof of insurance and registration will be checked), or a Can Am may be provided. If you bring your own 3-wheel motorcycle, it must meet the following requirements:
  • 3-track wheel orientation (leaves 3 separate tracks during straight line operation). Dual wheels may be front or rear.
  • Motorcycle-based conversion or design with handlebar steering.
  • Motorcycle-type controls arranged with the standard convention (convenience alterations such as a single brake pedal or lever control, automatic clutch, or automatic transmission are allowed)
  • Saddle seating (Seating causes rider/passenger to straddle vehicle) If designed for a passenger, passenger must be seated behind operator
  • Turning diameter of the vehicle at its widest point must be less than 40 feet.
  • The vehicle must meet all applicable federal/state on-road vehicle standards.
• Unfortunately, vehicles with the following designs characteristics cannot be accommodated in the 3WBRC:
  • Automotive hybrids or automotive conversions.
  • Vehicles with automotive controls or seating.
  • Vehicles with rear or front mounted engines (engines must be mounted midframe below the rider).
  • Vehicles with enclosed or semi-enclosed riding compartments. If designed for a passenger, passenger must be seated behind operator.
  • Any other significant departure from the standard motorcycle design.
  • No sidecars or detachable "trike kits".
• You must provide the required personal protective gear:
  • DOT Certified ¾ or full faced helmet. (One may be provided if you don't have one)
  • Shatter-resistant eye protection
  • Sturdy over the ankle footwear (non-canvas)
  • Long sleeved shirt or jacket
  • Long non-flare denim pants or equivalent protective material
  • Full fingered gloves, preferably leather
• If you must reschedule and fail to contact us at least 48 hours before the start of your class, a $75 rescheduling fee will be applied.
• Please contact MTA so that we are made aware of any special medical requirements or other special considerations that may be required.

We have also partnered with the Can-Am Spyder Rider Education Program to offer this course at a reduced rate of $99 when using a Spyder.

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