Anyone wondering if you would like to ride a motorcycle Anyone with little or no motorcycling experience who wants the best way to learn to ride a motorcycle Anyone who hasn’t ridden in a while but is ready to get back on the road Motorcycle passengers who are ready to move to the front seat and grab the handlebars Motorcyclists who already ride but need a refresher course and/or a motorcycle license Riders seeking to obtain their basic rider course completion cards in order to obtain an insurance discount as mandated by the State of Tennessee.

It's a great program for anyone looking to learn how to safely ride a motorcycle. In addition to obtaining the license waiver, you may qualify for an insurance discount.

Complete MSF’s ecourse. The link will be provided upon registration. Your own DOT helmet, with either a shield or glasses. A long sleeve shirt or jacket (dress according to the weather) Long pants. No leggings or sweat pants! Blue jean material or stronger no holes in your pants. Sturdy over the ankle shoes/boots (not canvas) Full fingered gloves Eye protection if your helmet doesn’t have a shield Ability to balance and ride on a bicycle Must be age 14 or older (14-year-olds won’t be able to get their license until their 15th birthday)

No, we provide the motorcycle for the Basic Rider Course.

Like the basic rider course, the Experienced Riders Course will allow you to obtain a license waiver and insurance discount upon successful completion. It helps promote safety and offers a great skills refresher for those returning to the sport or have completed the Basic Riders Course.

No. You only need to know how to balance and ride a bicycle.

No, you must successfully complete all testing and riding requirements.

Upon successful completion of the class, we may share your name and email with sponsors. If you wish to opt out, please call (931) 208-2055.

The Ep1/11 online training curriculum. Training motorcycles (you may bring your personal motorcycle but it must be registered, insured, and inspected by one of our instructors) We prefer you bring your own equipment, but we have helmets, gloves, and long sleeve jackets.

Yes! You just need to have a parent/guardian with you on the first day of class to sign the waiver. Participation will not be allowed without parental consent. Anyone under the age of 16 that desires their motorcycle license will be required to take the written rules of the road test at the DMV before a license is issued.