Ride a motorcycle in 30 minutes or less — for free! Beginners can learn to ride, and motorcycles, helmets, gloves, and coaching are provided.
Experienced riders can test their skills! Bring your bike and gear and take the challenge of an advanced MSF course.
The Utah Tech Motorcycle Safety Program is a nationally recognized course created by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. Designed for any rider, this course teaches basic operation, handling, and most importantly-Safety!
Prospective students just need a valid general learner’s permit or driver’s license.
Course Highlights
Register online with Utah Tech Community Education. Follow link to see dates and times.
RegisterAfter completing your registration you will receive an email asking you to fill out a wavier. Follow the step by step instruction in the email. If you don’t receive a confirmation email within a few days of filling out the wavier please call us.
New for 2024, the E-Course price is included in your registration! You will need to complete five hours of online coursework before the first day of class. The student will be required to submit their Online Course completion certificate on the first day of class or they will not be able to participate in the range exercises. Note: There will still be a condensed classroom portion on the first day!
Walter Crovo
Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area and Santa Clara Valley areas of California. I graduated from High School in 1970. I enlisted in the United States Army National Guard while still in high school. At 17 years old the army found that my strong suite was Infantry (11B). After three years of service and while recovering from a serious motorcycle accident I married and had three wonderful children. I ran two successful family businesses in Salt Lake City Utah for many years. One of my greatest rewards in life was the time spent with the Muscular Dystrophy Association and Primary Children’s Hospital through our association with Harley Davidson. I enjoyed Alpine skiing, SCUBA, long camping trips with the kids, and riding my Harley Davidson all over the United States and Canada.
Robert Zelaya
Jane Brennan
Jane has been riding motorcycles for 25 years. Before becoming a Rider Coach, she had often taken friends on easy training rides to help them get used to riding in traffic after they graduated their MSF courses. Seeing their progress helped her decide to be trained as a Rider Coach. She loves to explore, and get lost on motorcycle rides around the West.
Yes!
The skills test that takes the place of having to test at the Driver License Division covers up to 649cc. If you need an endorsement for a Motorcycle 650cc or larger you will need to bring a bike of that size in for testing on the last day.
Motorcycles and helmets are provided.
Yes, but students should be comfortable balancing and riding on a bicycle.
