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New Rider Course at Emerald Coast Harley-Davidson
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Time: February 5, 2017 from 7am to 4:30pm
Location: Emerald Coast Harley-Davidson
Street: 788 Beal Pkwy. N.W.
City/Town: Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32547 United States
Website or Map: http://www.emeraldcoasthd.com…
Event Type: motorcycles, education/schools
Organized By: Harley-Davidson Riding Academy
Latest Activity: Jan 31, 2017
Event Description
New Rider Course at Emerald Coast Harley-Davidson. If you are a new rider who is ready to experience the joy and trill of riding a Harley, Harley-Davidson Riding Academy® wants you to ride with confidence. Jump start your journey that lasts a lifetime today! New Rider Course: The New Rider Course provides you with 25 hours of expert guidance from Motorcycle Safety Foundation® (MSF) and H-D® Certified Instructors who want you to ride with ease and confidence down the road ahead : In the classroom, you'll get to know the motorcycle you'll be riding and learn the basics of rider safety skills; On the practice range, you'll learn braking and turning, along with maneuvers like controlling skids and surmounting obstacles. The class fee is $349.
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