Advanced Riding Course (aka– Sport Bike Techniques (ARC-ST)
The ARC Course is a one-day workshop that is open to experienced motorcyclists who want fine-tune their skills and bring their riding to the next level. All motorcycles are welcome and encouraged to attend. You do not need a sport bike to take this course which is the civilian version of the course originally developed for our Armed Forces.
Benefits
- Learn how to self-assess and how to perform advanced riding techniques
- Successful completion may qualify you for insurance discounts (check with your agent)
- Learn how to enjoy yourself more when you ride.
- Meet new friends.
In the interactive environment of the classroom, the focus is on self-assessment, risk management, rider behavior and riding strategies. Then you will take that knowledge out to the closed-course riding range to develop in-depth skills for controlled braking, threshold braking, efficient cornering, maximum traction, and enhanced swerving.
Here's what you'll need:
- Your street-legal motorcycle (subject to a safety inspection)
- DOT approved helmet
- Proof of insurance for your motorcycle
- Proof of ownership for your motorcycle
- Possess a Class M License Endorsement
- Wear appropriate riding gear: long sleeve shirt or jacket, long pants or jeans, over the ankle boots, gloves (full fingered), and eye protection.
- Sign a waiver
- Bring a parent or legal guardian to the course if under 18
- To get the most out of this course you should have:
- At least 6 months (or 1,000 miles) riding experience
- Completed a Basic Course and/or an Experienced Course.
Class is conducted in optimal weather conditions (no precipitation) so that threshold braking can be explored and maximum traction is available. A rain-date will be pre-determined. However, depending on forecasted temperatures you are advised to bring:
- Cold weather gear (warm jackets, sweater, etc.)
- Water or other non-alcohol beverages
- Lunch and snacks as necessary
- Sun-screen
Please note that unsafe acts will result in the dismissal of the student.
Register online or call 678-413-8400 (Metro Atlanta) or 1-866-754-3687 (Outside Atlanta)