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Basic Rider Course (BRC) $195.00 $180.00 This two day course is designed to teach the basics of safe and responsible motorcycling. The Basic Rider Course (BRC) is for people who have never ridden before as well as experienced riders that would like to have a refresher course or sharpen their skills and/or safety strategies. The course consists of classroom and motorcycle range instruction which is approximately 15 hours (lunch & breaks excluded). Each student will receive a BRC handbook for the classroom portion of the course. Motorcycles and helmets are provided for the on-cycle portion of the course. Students must be able to ride a two wheel bicycle, be physically & mentally capable, be 15 years old on or before the date of class (signed parental consent if under 18 years old), have knowledge of the basic rules of the road and have a valid Class C drivers license or learner’s permit. All students will be required to complete the entire course and pass both the written and riding skill evaluation test in order to receive the Certificate of Completion (COC). If the student presents the COC to the Texas DPS licensing office and has a valid Class C, unrestricted drivers license, the on-cycle road test may be waived, but the written portion must be taken. Although the success rate is high for students that pass this course, we do NOT guarantee successful completion to any student.
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Experienced Rider Course (ERC) $80.00 This half day course is designed to teach more advanced riding and street skills and will run approximately 5 hours. We recommended that students have at least 6 months and/or 3,000 miles riding experience. Students attending the Experienced Rider Course (ERC), must provide their own DOT approved helmet, own street worthy motorcycle, present their valid drivers license with a class M endorsement and show current proof of motorcycle insurance. (Driver’s license can not have a 'J' restriction.) Upon completion of the ERC, students will receive a Certificate of Completion. |
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Required Riding Gear for all Motorcycle Courses The following must be worn at all times by all students attending either course while on the motorcycles: ▪ Helmet, DOT approved (approved loaner helmets are available for BRC students only) ▪ Shatter-proof eye protection ▪ Long sleeved shirt or jacket that covers the arms completely ▪ Full-fingered gloves ▪ Sturdy over-the-ankle footwear (preferably rubber soles) ▪ Long non-flare denim pants or material of equivalent or better durability - holes in pants are NOT allowed Not required - Highly recommended: ▪ Sunscreen ▪ Snack & non-alcoholic beverage ▪ 2 piece rain suit (ponchos not allowed) - if rain is in the forecast of your class dates
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Payments ▪ Cancellations ▪ Refund Policy Payments Accepted: Cashier Check ▪ Debit Card (with Visa or Master Card Logo) ▪ Visa & Master Card Fees are subject to change without notice. In order to reserve your place, the fee must be received prior the student’s scheduled class. Accident Scene Management Classes: Any student needing to cancel their reservation, must contact Advantage Motorcycle Training no less then 2 weeks prior to the start of class. You will be refunded the fee paid less a $5.00 processing fee. If Advantage Motorcycle Training cancels the class for any reason, students will be refunded the entire fee paid or the fee can be applied to a future class that is on our schedule. The following situations (but not limited to) will result in forfeiture of students entire fee and will require re-scheduling and re-payment of entire fee for a later class session: ▪ Students that call for re-schedule less than 2 weeks prior to the start of the class. ▪ Students that do not show up for class or leave during any part of the class for any reason. ▪ Students arriving after the start time of their scheduled class will NOT be admitted to the class.
Motorcycle Riding Classes: Any student needing to re-schedule, must contact the office no less then 72 hours prior to the start of the 1st class session in order to receive credit for a future class. Refunds will NOT be given for any reason. The following situations (but not limited to) will result in forfeiture of students entire fee and will require rescheduling and repayment of entire fee for a later class session: ▪ Students that call for re-schedule less than 72 hours prior to the start of the 1st class session. ▪ Students that do not show up for class or leave during any part of the class for any reason. ▪ Students arriving after the start time of their scheduled class will NOT be admitted to the class. All fee’s for motorcycle riding classes are non-refundable. |
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Gift Certificates Available ▪ Basic Rider Course ▪ Gift certificates purchased at the standard price of $195.00 expire six (6) months from date of issue. ▪ Gift certificates purchased at a special discounted rate expire three (3) months from date of issue. All gift certificates must be submitted as payment, can not be redeemed for cash and lost or misplaced gift certificates will not be re-issued. |
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Advantage Motorcycle Training PO Box 4532 Cedar Hill, TX 75106 |
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Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PM Phone: 972-291-5905 Local 1-877-291-5905 Out of Area E-mail: info@alertrider.com Web Address: www.alertrider.com |
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* * * IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING ALL MOTORCYCLE RIDING COURSES * * * If you have physical limitations or are on medication, please be aware that these courses are strenuous and physically demanding. If you have a heart condition, are prone to dizziness, or have a physical or mental condition which may adversely affect your performance, we advise against participating in the class. You are responsible for your own decision to participate. If your condition adversely affects your performance, our instructors will ask you to leave the class. |
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ASMI Bystander Assistance Program ▪ Basic Course $55.00 / $45.00 for Rider Coaches “A crash course for the motorcyclist”
This intense one day course is directed toward motorcycle riders as well as others that may just be passing by an accident scene. The purpose of the course is to teach people what to do at the scene of a motorcycle crash and to reduce injuries and fatalities to motorcycle crash victims. Here are just a few things that will be covered in this course: The acronym PACT: Preventing further injury Assess the situation Contact the EMS Treat the injured with life sustaining care, how to protect yourself legally and financially, and you practice skills such as helmet removal, moving the injured and Jaw Thrust rescue breathing. Don’t put this valuable training off; this course can help YOU SAVE a LIFE! All classes will have a ASMI certified Lead Instructor present that is an EMT or higher in medical training. Students will be given course materials, Certificate of Completion and an ASMI logo patch. |
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ASMI Bystander Assistance Program ▪ Advanced Course $55.00 / $45.00 for Rider Coaches This course is an extension of the Basic Program. Completion of the Basic Bystander Assistance is required within two years of taking the advanced training as a prerequisite to this course. Advanced training is meant to make the student a side by side assistant to the EMS as well as the Leader of a scene. Students will enhance their emergency training to include common medical emergencies and prepare to assist the EMS when they arrive. The Advanced Bystander will learn the importance of their role in taking charge of the scene and will put their training into action as they practice skills. Don’t put this valuable training off; this course can help YOU SAVE a LIFE! All classes will have a ASMI certified Lead Instructor present that is an EMT or higher in medical training. Students will be given course materials, Certificate of Completion and an ASMI Advanced rocker patch. |
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What is ASMI and the Bystander Assistance Programs?
ASMI is the acronym for Accident Scene Management Inc. ASMI classes are motorcycle crash specific. The purpose of the Bystander Assistance Programs are to enhance the survival rate and reduce severity of injuries for the injured riders of all motorized vehicles. We expect to decrease the chance of rescuer injury due to inappropriate actions at the accident scene. We also expect to educate motorists how to protect themselves legally and financially should they have the need to assist at the scene of an accident.
Why ASMI?
When trauma results in CPR, the victim only has a 1% change of survival. We must do everything we can to avoid getting to that point! The ASMI classes are for both for the average rider and the Professional Rescuer. What are you willing to do for your fellow rider? Are they willing to help you?
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