Motorcycle Driver Training
Motorcycle Driver Training 2010 Schedule
Conestoga has been offering motorcycle driver training to new and experienced riders for over 30 years. For all of our riding programs, students must come prepared with mandatory riding gear: certified helmet, sturdy jacket and pants (leather, corduroy, or denim) sturdy boots which cover the ankle, and full fingered leather gloves (rain gear is optional).
Participants must be a minimum of 16 years old. All participants will be required to sign a waiver prior to starting their riding lessons. Students under the age of 18 must have their waiver signed by a parent or guardian.
The Motorcycle Driver Training (GINT0315) is a Canada Safety Council (CSC) Motorcycle training course that gives 22 hours of instruction. Included in the course is the CSC Workbook "Gearing Up" which must be completed in its entirety and includes a motorcycle comparison assignment. Full attendance for the 22 hours is mandatory.
Class sizes maintain a ratio of 1 instructor to 5 students when you are learning on the bike.
Participants are engaged in intensive practical riding on a strategically designed circuit that progressively builds and reinforces riding skills.
The course concludes with Ministry of Transportation testing for the M2 class license. Motorcycles are supplied by the college.
(M2 EXIT) Experienced Rider (#GINT0005) prepares the participant for the Ministry of Transportation testing for the "M" class license. Participants must supply their own mechanically sound, insured and registered motorcycle capable of highway speeds.
| GINT0005 |
(M2 Exit) - Experienced Rider Course |
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| Description: Admission Requirements: Applicants must have attended the Novice Rider program and have had their 'M2' class license for a minimum of 18 months or have had their 'M2' class license for a minimum of 22 months. All applicants must bring their own motorcycle (min. 250 cc), proof of insurance and registration, and the mandatory gear. This course is specifically designed for 'M2' class licensed riders wanting to be tested for their 'M' class license,with an initial skills test and progressing to on-lot and on-road riding using manoevres such as slow-speed riding, steering and braking, traffic behaviour, crisis management, and highway and group riding. Successful participants receive their upgrade to the 'M' class licence. |
| Hours: 12 |
| Credits: 1 |
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| GINT0060 |
Basic Motorcycle Maintenance |
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| Description: This course, gives motorcyclists a basic understanding of general maintenance using college equipment. Topics include safety, tools, lubrication, engine types, drive systems, suspension and electrical systems all focused on providing the novice with information for proper do-it-yourself servicing. |
| Hours: 7 |
| Credits: 0 |
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| GINT0315 |
Motorcycle Driver Training |
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| Description: Admission Requirements: You must be in possession of a valid 'M1' licence prior to the course start date if you would like to be tested for your class 'M2' licence. Must be 16 years of age or older. Each lesson builds on the previous, thereby allowing for continuous skills improvement for a full riding experience. Topics include: balance and braking, cold start, clutch control, moving off, shoulder checks, slow speed maneuvers, gear shifting, countersteering, curve management, emergency braking, crisis management, traffic behaviour, and street strategies for surviving in hazardous situations. For a complete list of dates for 2009, please go to http://www.conestogac.on.ca/ce/catlg/index.jsp. General Interest Motorcycle. |
| Hours: 22 |
| Credits: 2 |
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| GINT0321 |
Motorcycle Driver Training-Level 2 |
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| Description: This course is designed for individuals who have completed Motorcycle Driver Training, and would like to further enhance their riding skills using their own motorcycles. It will also be of interest to riders with limited experience or as a refresher of basic skills. In-class discussion will focus on riding skills and techniques as well as group riding and consideration for road commuting. On the lot, you will practice slow speed control, cornering technique, push steering, collision avoidance and quick stopping. The class will finish with a group ride with stops en route to discuss considerations while riding. |
| Hours: 6 |
| Credits: 0 |
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