Learn to ride at Lone Star College Tomball Location

The BRC EP1/11 is for new riders

This Two-Day course, provided by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation is designed to take novice riders, someone who has never ridden a motorcycle, and provide the basics of safe motorcycle operation. 

There is a required 5-hour online eCourse that must be completed before you come to class. There is not a written test for this class. 

During your two-day class you will spend 10 hours on one of our motorcycles. 

All of our bikes are 2020 KTM 200 Dukes.

This course meets the State of Texas Requirements for the M Endorsement - You must pass the class.

The EP2 is an Intermediate level course for experienced riders to obtain a motorcycle license, or for a court requirement relating to a motorcycle citation. 

This one-day course is for students own their own motorcycle or they may use a borrowed bike (with written permission from the owner - a copy of the owner insurance card must accompany the bike).  

There is a required four-hour online course that must be completed before your class date. 

There is not a written test for this class. 

The certificate of eCourse completion along with a passing grade on the Skill Test, meets the State of Texas Requirements to pass the class. 

Warning: 

If you sign up a class as a gift or for a friend, make sure you use their email address and cell number. That is the only way we have of getting the required eCourse to them and send reminders for the class

The MSF BRC2u-SP. 

This Skill practice is a one-day course for licensed riders who have passed the BRC 2-day class and now want to get better on their own motorcycle and enhance their riding skills. 

This is a great class for a licensed rider who has not ridden in a while, is now back to riding, and want to become more proficient on their motorcycle.  Some students who make a drastic chance in the type of motorcycle use this class to hone and refine their skill on the new bike. 

There is not an eCourse for this class as this is not for a license waiver course. It may meet the requirement to help remove a motorcycle-related traffic ticket from your record - depending on the judge.  

Participants receive a numbered MSF completion card which can also help with a discount for insurance. 

This course consists of 10 range exercises to enhance your current riding skill. And is offered on Saturday or Sunday on a larger range.  

Classes will start in early Fall. 

The MSF ARC is for licensed rider

This one-day course is for all riders who are current licensed and active riders who want to greatly enhance their riding skills. 

*"speed and safety are not mutually exclusive"

This focus of this course is street riding using sport riding techniques for safety and is applicable to all styles and sizes of motorcycles. 

Participants will be introduced to 

1. "Trail-Braking"

2. Advanced Body Positioning for curves 

3. Emergency Swerves at higher speeds 

4. Emergency Braking at higher speeds.  

Plus 7 additional range exercises to enhance safety maneuvers at higher speeds. 

We recommend students to have completed a BRC or BRC2u class prior to signing up for this course. The course consists of about 1.5 -2 hours of pre ride class time and 5-6 fun hours on a large range with two RiderCoaches.  If you have not taken a BRC or BRC2u course, we may send you the MSF Street Strategies eCourse at no additional cost to enhance your experience. 

* Quote taken from the book Sport Riding Techniques, by Nick Ienatsch.

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The MSF RSL is for licensed riders

This one-day course is comprised of (21) different range exercises. Not all exercises are used in a single day. The course is designed for the riders at hand to pick and choose what they want to work on as a group. The RSL is comprised of range exercises from the Motorcycle Safety Foundations Bike Bonding, ARC, and BRC2u courses. 

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Intro to ADV Riding

This MSF one-day course is a 6-hour course designed to take a licensed rider on your personal Adventure Bike into the world of offroad exploring. The Intro to ADV course is located at Rio Bravo MX Park located at 11610 N Lake Pkwy, Houston, TX 77044. 

Participants must wear full riding gear for this course. Riding Pants, ADV boots, Riding Jacket, full finger protective ADV gloves and Full-Face DOT helmet, (ADV preferred). You will be learning bike balance while standing up, tight turns, and off-road stopping techniques, just to name a few. This can be a more strenuous course then even dirt bike training due to the additional weight of Adventure Bikes, so we highly encourage participants to bring fluid and good snacks. 

Course fees also include the Park entrance fee where participants completing the Intro to ADV Riding can take their newly acquired skills out on the trails for practice on the same day. Our RiderCoach loves these trails and will most likely be out there after class with his class.