Now you can get credit for riding motorcycles as a college course!
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Second-semester college students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee now have a new favorite class to consider just in time for the start of summer: Harley-Davidson Riding Academy.
Offered through the Department of Kinesiology Sport & Recreation Office at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee?s College of Health Sciences, Harley-Davidson Riding Academy begins May 2. The elective course includes required reading and classroom lessons on the parts and functions of the motorcycle, suggested riding behaviors to promote confidence, and of course riding practice.
?Harley-Davidson is committed to building the next generation of riders and meeting them where they are ? in this case on campus ? is a natural extension of that strategy,? said Claudia Garber, Harley-Davidson Marketing Programs Manager. ?While many may consider college itself to be the ride of a lifetime, we?re looking forward to broadening horizons even further with a real-life skill and access to a mode of transportation that they may not have considered before.? Students who complete the course will receive one general credit toward their degree and an MSF completion card, which in many states exempts them from the riding portion of the state motorcycle license test and may qualify riders for discounted motorcycle insurance. The course includes use of a training motorcycle, course materials, and insurance.
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