This workshop is 100% hands-on and guided with an instructor. Students will learn how to properly dismantle, tear down, and take apart a vintage 1971 Honda CB350. Disciplines on preparing parts for proper restoration, and rebuild to original state. Each motorcycle will be dismantled down to the motor on the frame. Each part will be inspected, cleaned and examined for repair or replacement. Each part will be defined as students will tag and label each part and understand how to determine weather a rebuild or replacement is necessary. Information and literature will be provided in order to understand various components of the motorcycle. Resources on where to purchase for replacement parts for a proper rebuild included. This is a different kind of motorcycle shop – it’s a place where anyone can come and work on their motorcycle, since 2011. We have all the tools you’ll need and the space to do it, for a very reasonable cost. Our shop hours are flexible to your schedule.

We are open late during the week and open weekends. There are reservable workstations with lifts and tools available to perform maintenance and repair on your motorcycle. At your fingertips the possibilities are endless: oil change, carb rebuild, exhaust install, tire change, engine swap, chain replacement – you name it, you can do it here. For those not comfortable working on their own motorcycle but interested in learning, attend one of our workshops and learn how. Our workshops are hands-on and will teach you to perform the various tasks required to maintain your motorcycle. Students work on their own motorcycles during each workshop, while a mechanic leads the way. We also offer both group and private 1-on-1 help. Stop by and check us out. You’ll be surrounded by people who share your passion in a space that was created just for you and your motorcycle. We hope to see you soon!The Florida Rider Training Program (FRTP) class is authorized for ALL makes and models of motorcycle and scooters: Harley Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawaski, Indian, and others.

REQUIRED Riding Gear:*Long Pants (No Sweatpants)   *Long Sleeve Shirt or Jacket   *Sturdy Over The Ankle Boots *Eye Protection   *Full Finger Gloves   *Rainsuit (Optional) YOU MUST ABIDE BY THE REQUIRED RIDING GEAR OR YOU WILL BE SENT HOME! Classes are held on campus at Bradenton or Venice, with air conditioned, state of the art classrooms for your training! You can't attend classes during the day or weekends? Come Ride with us at NIGHT!SCF is offering the Basic Rider Class in the evenings: 6 p.m. - 2 a.m. Fri & Sat. Call for more  information -  941-752-5203 Serving the communities of the Tampa Bay area, which include: Manatee County, Sarasota County, Charlotte County and De Soto County. The three-hour motorcycle safety riding course is recommended for first-time motorcycle riders and should be taken before the Basic Rider Motorcycle Course. motorcycle rider will have an opportunity to become familiar with and more comfortable

Class exercises will include starting and stopping, shifting and stopping, and using the friction zone. The class is taught by a nationally certifiedvintage motorcycles for sale kijiji Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF - FRTP) Rider Coach. women's durango motorcycle bootsClass size is limited to 3motorcycle tire degreaserPlease call for more details.  shoei motorcycle helmets nz The two day Basic Rider class is offered every Saturday and Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 3motorcycle store bridgewater ma

p.m. (end time varies) at SCF Bradenton  and SCF Venice. You can register, or see what is available by clicking the Online Registration  link on this page.  motorbike shops in johannesburg southYou can also call 941-752-5203 to register for either campus ormens biker boots brisbane 941-408-1412 for the Venice campus. Class size is limited to 6 Basic motorcycle safety operations, effective braking techniques, turning skills, obstacle avoidance maneuvers and safe street riding strategies. both classroom and range practice. Instructors are certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF an &d FRTP). Motorcycles are furnished by: Haps Honda, South County Honda, and Action Kawasaki, with Total Motorsports and Sarasota Scooters giving discounts on equipment.

must be signed by all class participants. For students under 18 years of age, the waiver must be signed by parent or guardian prior to first motorcycle riding session. If you ride a scooter over 49cc, you can bring your scooter to class (insurance required). Upon successful completion of the class, students can take their endorsement card to the DMV or to the Tax Collector's Office to get the motorcycle license. Note: Florida law requires all motorcycle riders to have a motorcycle endorsement on their driver license. First-time applicants seeking a motorcycle endorsement are required to successfully complete the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Florida Rider Training Program Basic Rider Course (BRC).   *IMPORTANT *Refund Policy For motorcycle classes: two working days prior notification for refund or transfer. Non-attendance does not constitute a withdrawal or refundWe reserve the right to cancel classes due to insufficient attendance;