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        March 4, 2016

Safety

Fort Irwin progressive motorcycle training

            Submitted by Kim Garcia                            ence before taking the ERC/BRC2, however,                             A Soldier takes an advanced motorcycle training course.                     Army file photo
                                                               Soldiers must complete the ERC/BRC2 within                                                                                     See MOTORCYCLE, page 17
           USAG Fort Irwin Safety Office                       one year of completing the BRC.

   The Army Progressive Motorcycle program                        Military Sport Bike Riders Course. Motor-
is designed to keep motorcycle operator train-                 cycle manufactures categorize specific models
ing current and sustain or enrich rider skills.                as “Sport” “Dual-Sport” and “Sport-Touring”
                                                               motorcycles. In order to obtain the skill set
   Fort Irwin offers courses for servicemem-                   necessary to operate a high performance sport
bers and the program consists of the follow-                   bike, all military “Sport” “Dual-Sport” and
ing: Basic Riders Course, Experienced Riders                   “Sport-Touring” motorcycle operators will
Course/Basic Riders Course 2, Military Sport                   complete the MSRC. It is recommended that
Bike Riders Course, Advanced Rider Course,                     new riders be given a minimum of 60 days after
Motorcycle Refresher Training and Motorcycle                   the BRC or possession of a motorcycle to gain
Sustainment Training.                                          experience before taking the MSRC, however,
                                                               Soldiers must complete the MSRC within one
   Basic Riders Course. The BRC is initial                     year of completing the BRC.
training for all motorcycle riders and provides
basic motorcycle skills and prepares them for                     Advanced Rider Course. The ARC is equal
licensing procedures. Once a Soldier has suc-                  to the MSRC curriculum and allows for the
cessfully completed the BRC, he/she can then                   training of all motorcycle types. This curricu-
obtain a state motorcycle endorsed license.                    lum will be offered in the future and will replace
                                                               at a minimum the ERC/BRC2.
   Experienced Riders Course/Basic Riders
Course II. Within one year of completing the                      Motorcycle Refresher Training. All re-
BRC, it is required that the Soldier success-                  deployed/dormant (180 days or greater)
fully complete the ERC/BRC2 on his/her own                     military motorcycle operators will attend
motorcycle. It is recommended that new riders                  the MRT or the next uncompleted phase of
be given a minimum of 60 days after the BRC                    training (as determined by the commander
or possession of a motorcycle to gain experi-

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