Where the rubber meets the road.
An excellent course for a newer rider: Spend an afternoon on the road with an instructor! The On-Road Clinic (ONR) is a 4-hour course focused on the skills most critical to riding safely on the street: Awareness. Speed management. Lane placement. Targeting. Control inputs. Judgment. We want you to thrive, not just survive!
ONR is designed to fine-tune your curve skills and minimize the chance of a crash. The most common type of motorcyclist fatality is “failure to negotiate curve.” Riding with our top instructors, you will practice finding the right target, picking good lines, delaying your entry and linking turns. This is not a fast ride, but a slower ride focused on precision. By the end of the class, your control and confidence in curves should be transformed.
On-Road Clinics involve riding in small groups. You should have one to two years’ riding experience, be comfortable riding at legal street speeds and able to “ride your own ride” without being distracted by other riders. Scooters, trikes and reverse trikes are welcome. Off-street versions of this course (Cornering Clinic and Advanced Riding Techniques) are also available.
“The instructors had great feedback and constructive criticism. Their encouragement meant the world to me!” – Dawn K, Hermiston
On-Road Clinics are recommended for endorsed riders ready to take their skills to the next level, but do not meet state mandatory training requirements for riders to earn a motorcycle license.
Please note: Riding gear is required for all riding activities. Also, see Completion & Eligibility Requirements.
Overview
Experience Level
Must have endorsement
Riding Sessions
1 In-Person
Classroom Sessions
None
Price
$149
Did you know? Some insurance companies offer a discount when you present a course completion card. Ask your provider.
01 Take Course
02 Show Card
03 Get Discount
Select a location and register.
How to register
Click the “register” link under the location you’d like. And if the course you want is filled, keep checking back. Late cancellations often leave last-minute openings.
After you register, you will receive a confirmation e-mail. Read this information carefully. It will have the course start time and location, what to bring, map to the site, etc. If you do not receive a confirmation, check your junk mail folder.
Wet weather/cancellation policy: This course may be cancelled or postponed due to rain. Instructors make the decision based on existing conditions at the time of the class. Regardless of the weather at home, plan to attend your class rain or shine. Only those riders present will be given the opportunity to reschedule if the course is cancelled.
What should you bring?
You must show a valid driver license with motorcycle endorsement and proof of insurance. You must provide your own street-legal motorcycle. Your motorcycle must pass a safety inspection. You must wear boots, gloves, pants, jacket, eye protection and DOT helmet during the riding sessions. Bring a full tank of fuel. Click the button below more detail.
Completion & Eligibility Requirements
Participants must be 16 or older and possess a valid driver license, motorcycle endorsement and proof of insurance. Completion cards are e-mailed to course graduates. The completion cards may earn you an insurance discount.
Most participants complete the courses successfully. However, there is no guarantee of course completion. Students who fail to demonstrate a minimum level of safety will be counseled out.
