Motorcycle Safety Program

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MATC Motorcycle training is done in a safe environment. You will learn the different types of motorcycles, protective riding gear, motorcycle controls, street strategies and more. You learn basic riding skills using our motorcycles on a closed range.

The primary training facility is at the MATC Commercial Avenue Campus. Training is also offered at the MATC Reedsburg, Fort Atkinson & Watertown campuses.

For more information about the program contact the Motorcycle office at (608) 246-5257.

Motorcycle Rider Training

Basic Motorcycle Rider Training

Even if you've never been on a motorcycle before, or if you've ridden for years, the course will teach you skills and defensive riding tactics that could take years to learn on your own.

These classes consist of ten full hours of actual range riding and six hours of classroom instruction from veteran riders trained and certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and approved by the WI Department of Transportation.  The riding test is given at the end of the range portion of the class. Class Syllabus DOC (78KB)

If you are under the age of 18 at the time of registration or require proof of enrollment to receive you temporary motorcycle permit please contact the Motorcycle Office directly to obtain the necessary paperwork.

Experienced Motorcycle Rider Training

Learn how to manage your motorcycle's traction and develop your skills enabling you to handle your own bike better than you thought you could. This course is fun and informative, range activities are designed to meet the needs of both the veteran and recently endorsed motorcyclists. This class is held during the Spring.

Basic Motorcycle Maintenance

This class will consist of nine hours of classroom lecture and discussion. There will be some hands-on training. There will also be tips on trouble-shooting, tool requirements, shop manual usage, motorcycle storage and more. This class is held during in early Spring and Fall. Seats are still open for the Spring classes.