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Adirondacks and Beyond Motorcycle Safety,LLC

Welcome to Adirondacks and Beyond Motorcycle Safety, the best place to learn and expand your motorcycle riding skills.

From the friendly greetings at the beginning of each class to the smiles and handshakes at the end, our goal is to provide you with a learning experience you can work with your entire riding career.

From the absolute, no experience, never have been on a motorcycle, to the seasoned veteran rider, we have something for everyone.

Registration for the 2010 season is easy. Details of class availability are  available at the phone numbers below. Registrations will be accepted in early Jan. Please call the numbers below for early registration information!

Have a question about the program? Call Marc @ 518 668 5589

 Registration @ Adirondack Community College Phone 518-743-2238.

 Registration @ SUNY Canton, phone 315-386-7102.

NO more waiting for your Road Test Waiver!!!!

Waivers are given to successful students at the end of each class.

Take a class on the weekend, have your license on Monday!!!

 

MSF Training

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MSF: Basic Rider Course (BRC)

The premier motorcycle-training course in the country. The Basic Rider Course, trains more riders nation wide than all other programs combined.

Come on out, bring a friend, enjoy a class with our trained, professional, patient, and friendly RiderCoaches. No one has more fun than our staff and classes when it comes to learning how to ride a motorcycle!

Our Basic Rider Course at both Adirondack Community College and SUNY Canton is suited to entry level riders as well as riders returning to the sport and/or riders wishing to get their motorcycle license with out the difficulties of appointments at the DMV.Successful ·completion of the BRC earns a NYS Road Test Waiver. With this waiver there is no need to take the NYS DMV road test. This waiver is given out at the end of each class.

This hands on, learner centered, step by step class, has most students comfortably riding on the very first morning of their first range day.




 

Lee Parks Training

Total Control Advanced Rider Clinic

Full faced helmets and full riding gear, set the stage for this incredible program. Imagine the comfort level of riding knowing what your bike is doing and why. Imagine riding as one with the bike rather than as just the passenger.

Imagine flowing from corner to corner with the level of smooth control you only have heard about.

Well, imagine no longer, come and learn. The Total Control program is all about controlled riding in the corners. It’s the ZEN of motorcycle world.

 

 



 

Performance Suspensions


To Most riders, suspensions are some sort of a “ Black Art”. At Adirondacks and Beyond we cut through all the misconceptions and”Voodo” by offering the very best is suspension upgrade components and meticulous attention to installation detail.

There is no such thing as a universal suspension upgrade that will work for everyone! Each bike, each rider, each level of skill, demands consideration when up-grading a suspension. Suspension performance is dependant on numerous factors, such as the load a given bike is expected to carry, or the intended use of the bike, so no one product or product line will fit all  situations. Or budgets!

We carry the two finest lines of suspension components to insure we can custom tailor a suspension to your particular needs.

Paul Thede , founder of Race Tech said it best. “ The best you’ve ridden is the best you know”