You must be at least 16 years old to take a riding course in Central Maine. You'll also need to wear proper attire, including:

• Department of Transportation (DOT)-approved helmet
• Above-the-ankle footwear with minimal heel height
• Full-fingered gloves
• Long-sleeve shirt
• Jeans or leather pants
• Eye protection

Fieldwork will proceed rain or shine. In order to obtain your rider's license, you must attend all class sessions and complete a written test and field exam. Sign up for a course today.

Are you an experienced rider trying to reduce your insurance premium? Ask about our motorcycle safety course.

When you apply for a motorcycle riding course at Auburn Lewiston Driver Rider Education, you can choose from three different course options:

• Basic Rider Course (BRC)-the BRC is a combination of classroom learning and hands-on training. Within this two-day program, you'll learn how to ride and handle a motorcycle safely. After completing and passing the BRC, you will receive your rider's license.
• Harley-Davidson Rider Academy course-this course combines classroom instruction and range riding. We'll provide a motorcycle for you to use during class. You'll learn from instructors who are certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and Harley-Davidson's Riding Academy. After passing this course, you'll receive a Riding Academy Completion Certificate and MSF Rider Course Completion Card, which can qualify you for discounts on motorcycle insurance.
• Experienced Rider Course (ERC)-during the ERC, students discuss safe riding, managing risk, increasing visibility and optimizing lane position. The ERC also includes an optional skill evaluation and knowledge test. The ERC is a half-day rider course. You'll use your own motorcycle and helmet. When you complete the course, you'll qualify for insurance premium discounts with some insurers. This course costs $125 with a $75 deposit.