Welcome to Go Motorcycling, Inc.
Central New York’s Headquarters for Award-Winning Motorcycle Rider Training.
Now there are THREE MSF RiderCourses that qualify for the NYS Motorcycle Road Test Waiver! Whether you are brand-new to motorcycling or have been riding for a while… want to ride on two wheels or three – there’s an ideal licensing course for you! Come join us at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica or Jefferson Community College in Watertown and let’s Go Motorcycling! The Ride Starts Here.
The Ride Starts Here!

$310 – Basic RiderCourse
(BRC)
for License Waiver
- 2-wheeled training
- Road test waiver class
- New or experienced riders
- Motorcycles provided
- Must have car driver’s license
The BRC provides the beginning motorcyclist with the basic mental and physical riding skills necessary to minimize risk on the street. In the class you’ll learn…
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$260 – Basic RiderCourse 2 – LW
(BRC2-LW)
for License Waiver
- 2-wheeled training
- Road test waiver class
- Experienced riders; min. age 18
- Use your own motorcycle
- Must have car driver’s license and motorcycle learner’s permit
The BRC2-LW is designed for individuals 18 years or older with some street-riding experience. The course consists of …
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Check out our other
MSF RiderCourses
Your journey to learn to ride a motorcycle can start with a very basic course or take you beyond to our licensing courses and training for licensed riders.
At Go Motorcycling we offer other outstanding Motorcycle Safety Foundation RiderCourses at two Central New York locations: Mohawk Valley Community College, Utica, and SUNY Jefferson in Watertown.o moto
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3-Wheeled Basic RiderCourse (3WBRC)
For 3-Wheeled Road Test Waiver Only
$99 (Special Promo Rate)
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- 3-wheeled training
- Road test waiver class (3-wheeled only)
- New or experienced riders
- Can Am Spyder or Ryker motorcycle provided
- Must have car driver’s license
The 3WBRC is an entry-level course comprised of 8 hours of interactive classroom learning and about 8 hours of hands-on riding instruction on automatic transmission 3-wheeled motorcycles (two wheels in front and one in back).
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