Motorcycle Safety Education

The purpose of the Motorcycle Safety program at Hutchinson Community College is to provide a service to the public. The State of Kansas and the college provide this service to Hutchinson and the surrounding areas.  Students must be at least 15 yrs of age with a driver's license learner's permit to qualify for this course through HutchCC.

This program features the following benefits:

• Classes for beginning and experienced riders
• Classroom and range instruction
• May qualify for insurance discount
• United States Armed Forces approved
• Motorcycle Safety Foundation approved curriculum
• Motorcycle and helmets are provided (you may bring your own DOT approved helmet)
• Classes conveniently offered over a one-weekend format

Course Expectations

In order to successfully complete this course it is required that the course participant be able to balance a two-wheel vehicle, such as a bicycle, before beginning the on-cycle lessons. It is also important to not only be healthy, but to have enough fitness, strength and coordination to learn well and manage the physical demands of riding a motorcycle.

Cost: $215

Additional Information

• The safety clothing required for this class are: long pants, long sleeve shirt, full-fingered gloves, boots or shoes above the ankle and eye protection (eye glasses or sunglasses).
• Please plan to arrive at 5:45 PM on Friday evening to check in. Classes begin promptly at 6:00 PM and end at 10:00 PM. There are 8 hours of instruction on Saturday and Sunday, from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, for a minimum of 20 hours of instruction.
• Students must be punctual and attend all sessions in order to complete the class.  Please check your calendar to be sure that you can attend all sessions from beginning to end.
• Lunch will be provided on Saturday and Sunday.