Our Total Control Introduction to 3-Wheel Riding Clinic is designed for those new to three-wheeling. Riders with three-wheel experience will sharpen their skills and reinforce the special techniques needed to navigate in real-world traffic.

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Develop the skills necessary for touring on a three-wheeler.

THE TOTAL CONTROL INTRODUCTION TO THREE-WHEEL RIDING CLINIC

Introduction Class. Not a License Class.

The Course

In many states, including California, you can legally ride a three-wheeled motorcycle with a Class C driver’s license. However, whether you’re new to motorcycling or new to trikes, you’ll need a special skill set that doesn’t directly translate from two- or four-wheeled vehicles.

You’ll learn basic operation: throttle control, braking, straight line riding, stopping, turning and shifting. You will also learn techniques for maneuvering on three wheels and finding a safe way through traffic. Can-Am on-road three-wheelers are provided. We can provide you with a helmet, or you may use your own DOT-approved helmet. Class size is limited to 12 per session, so you’ll always get the personal attention you need.

Cost: $50

COURSE LOCATION
Saddleback College, Mission Viejo
Lot 5a

DIRECTIONS

The Schedule

The Introduction 3-Wheel Riding Course is a 4 hour course.

SCHEDULE
Sunday, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
OR
Sunday, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm

What to Bring

GEAR

You may participate in riding sessions ONLY with proper protective riding gear.

  • Three-Wheel Can-Am: Provided.

  • Helmet: We suggest you bring your own DOT-approved helmet (full-face recommended), but loaner helmets are available if needed.

  • Eye Protection: Three-quarter helmets (without face shield) require prescription glasses, goggles, or sunglasses.

  • Boots: Sturdy over-the-ankle boots or high-top shoes that cover the ankle.

  • Gloves: Full-fingered motorcycle-specific gloves. No fingerless, motocross or mechanics’ gloves.

  • Jacket: Long-sleeved, made of sturdy fabric; motorcycle-specific jacket with armor recommended.

  • Pants: Kevlar jeans, jeans, chaps, racing leathers or textile. No “fashion” jeans, flares or holes, please.

FOOD & MORE
Please be cognizant of the weather and your individual needs. Come prepared with:

  • Sunscreen

  • Multiple clothing layers for cold weather

  • Motorcycle-specific rain gear as necessary

  • Cold packs, evaporation neckband or cooling vest for hot weather

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