Learn to Ride! (Or Learn to Ride BETTER)
 

To all who need to or know someone who needs to learn to ride (and get licensed) or want to learn to ride better........

RENJ will start taking registrations Monday Jan, 21st.

People that ride but need to ride better, take an ERC (experienced ridercourse)

People who don't ride yet or that do without a license :nopity: , take a BRC (beginners ridercourse).

Details and scheduling on the RENJ.com website.

As of course, I run the Morris county site (CCM, Randolph etc). If I am not at the track, I am usually there on weekends.

www.renj.com

Do you use your own bike for the experienced rider course?

Yes, You have to use your own bike for the ERC.

Will I get an insurance discount for taking the ERC??

Did you actually click the link and read the site? :ohmygod:

http://renj.com/courses.htm

"Your insurance company may offer a discount for the successful completion of either course. Some motorcycle manufacturers and/or owner groups offer some form of rebates upon completion. Make sure you check to take advantage of any benefits available."

Not with State Farm. Though you get rock bottom rates to begin with...

...Pimpin ain't easy!

Actually they MUST give you a discount BY LAW.
The ERC is considered a Defensive Driver Course and even if your m/c rates aren't discounted, your auto policy will be. Your abstract from MVS will show defensife driver program, it does not specify auto or m/c. It's the one thing that we benifit from both ways :ride:

can you take this if you are not aNJ resident?

You need a permit or license to take the BRC.
You need a license and a motorcycle to take the ERC.
You can take either if you are not a NJ resident :ride:

no ERC on the schedule at CCM?

Not at CCM. BUT we do have them at our Lynncroft site at Brookdale. We even offer a 2up ERC's. Get 10 or more friends together and get a group rate. Let me know if you sign up, I'll schedule myself to teach it.

All seriousness, stick to coaching...:D

Insurance companies aren't required to GIVE you shit, it's a privilege to drive in this state, so goes insurance along with it. Some companies recognize the discount (Rider) others don't...some companies rates are high, other aren't.

Do you still love me Bobby! :highfive:

Well......... LOL

Actually, it is the law(may not be for m/c insurance, auto for sure), they must or the insurance commision gets involved :beat:

FYI, we are opening a NEW SITE in NJ at the Raritan Valley Community College. The 1st class is July 18-20!
www.RENJ.com

ill see if jen wants to sign up..