Motorcycle
Information and Events
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here for Summer 2010 calendar
email me to add your
ride
RSFloyd10@Yahoo.com
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Vermont Rider Education Program
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Motorcycle riding in Vermont is a popular form of recreation and transportation for thousands of residents throughout the Green Mountain State. The Vermont Rider Education Program was established in 1990 to offer motorcycle rider training to anyone who wishes to enjoy the sport of motorcycling. The Program offers instructional courses to make your motorcycling safer and more enjoyable.
Click on the title above to go to the VT Rider Education Program page.
Please
CLICK HERE for the 2010
Vermont Rider Education Program
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The
Basic RiderCourse is for novice riders and
those with limited riding experience, as well as
riders who haven't ridden for some time. This
18-hour course, containing a combination of riding
exercises and classroom time, teaches the basic
skills needed to operate a motorcycle in traffic.
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The
Intermediate RiderCourse is a one-day course
designed for students who have completed the Basic
RiderCourse and wish more range practice time on the
motorcycle. Emphasis is placed on the skill
needs of the student.
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The
Experienced RiderCourse - License Waiver is a
one-day course designed for riders who do not
possess a driver's license with a motorcycle
endorsement. The course includes riding
exercises and discussions on motorcycle safety.
Exercises practiced help riders hone their
motorcycle skills including emergency braking,
swerving, proper cornering techniques and slow speed
maneuvers.
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The
Experienced RiderCourse - Skills Plus is a
one-day course designed for riders who are already
licensed and frequently ride. The course
includes riding exercises and discussions on
motorcycle safety. Exercises practiced help
riders hone their motorcycle skills including
emergency braking, swerving, proper corning
techniques and slow speed maneuvers.
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The
RiderCoach Preparation Course teaches
experienced riders how to instruct the Motorcycle
Safety Foundation's Basic RiderCourse
curriculum.
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LOCAL
RIDE INFORMATION
for 2010
Memorial
Day Weekend 2010 - National Ride to Washington DC
Join
over a half million bikes in DC and have a GREAT time!
....some
local riders spend a day at Gettysburg on the way
As a member of the Vermont Chapter of the Combat
Veterans Motorcycle Association I will be attending many of their
scheduled rides. The first 'big' ride of 2010 will be Rolling
Thunder XXIII over the Memorial Day weekend (Thursday through Monday). Last year over 700,00
motorcycles attended the event in Washington DC.
Email me for a detailed trip agenda if you plan to go.
Memorial
Day Weekend 2010 - Vermont Ride
There will be a one-day ride: Memorial Day weekend (Sunday, May 30th) here
in Vermont. That ride is starting at the Sharon Rest Area, (also a
"meet-up" at Richmond I-89 Exit 11)
then on to Enosburg
Falls for the ceremony.
Check their website "Vermont
Thunder" for details.
Please
contact webmaster
to add your event
to this page
This information will help you properly
display your flag(s).
US Flag Only
If only the US Flag is on your bike, it should
either be at the center, or to its "marching right" - on the right
side of the motorcycle to the rider's perspective when facing forward.
US Flag And
One Other Flag Of Any Type
If the US Flag is on your bike with another, it
should be to its "marching right" - on the right side of the
motorcycle to the rider's perspective. If the other flag is that of another
nation, it should be the same size and at the same height of the US Flag - NO
flag should ever be displayed higher than the US Flag.
US Flag and 2
other flags of any type
If the US Flag is on your bike with 2 other
flags, it should be displayed above and in the center of the other flags.
