Motorcycle Training

Upcoming MST110 Courses

Upcoming MST160 Courses

 $795

The program is a combination of classroom theory and practical training.  Students begin their training on the parking lot, in a controlled and safe environment.

After successfully completing the Motorcycle Skills course students will hit the road.  Instructors will expose riders to different traffic environments, teaching them the knowledge and skills to be safe.

To provide riders with the skills to be confident and safe on the roads.

MST 110 - Motorcycle Skills

To provide students with the knowledge and skills to become a responsible and safe rider.

The course will also focus on:

• motorcycle and traffic safety issues and challenges
• traffic rules and regulations
• defensive riding tactics
• effective steering, basic balance and braking, higher speed steering, emergency techniques
• street and highway riding strategies.

MST160 - Traffic Skills

To provide students with an introduction to riding on the road in a supervised environment. 

This course provides an opportunity to practice the skills and knowledge previously learned in MST110.

The following clothing and equipment is required:

• Helmet - CSA and D.O.T. approved motorcycle helmet (supplied)
• Gloves - leather, must cover wrists
• Pants - leather, denim,  Kevlar full length pants
• Jacket - leather or Cordura are recommended; denim acceptable  
• Boots - leather, must cover ankles

BCDL Class 6/8  Learner’s Permit

Please visit www.icbc.com for Licensing Information

ICBC regulates the training students receive. 

Students MUST attend all course sessions and must have completed the entire curriculum to an ACCEPTABLE standard to qualify for testing and certification.

Not everyone has the same background prior to training, and therefore cannot expect to progress at the same pace as others.  Do not compare yourself to others, as everyone learns at their different pace.

All elements of the motorcycle skills assessment and the written test are covered in the practical training and classroom assignments.

Approximately 85% of students are able to complete the course curriculum within the time frame of the course and successfully pass the skills test.

Every effort is made by your Instructors to advise you as early as possible if it appears that additional time and practice will be required in order for you meet the required standard.

We cannot guarantee that you will pass the course in the time allotted, or even with additional training time; it is based solely on your abilities.

To Book a Road Test

Successful completion and graduation from the program will allow the student to book his or her final Class 6 Road Test with ICBC through JIBC.

• contact our office 604.528.5891
• road tests are conducted at the ICBC Port Coquitlam Driver Licensing Office at 1930 Oxford Connector, Port Coquitlam
• bike rentals are available for $65.00 + HST
• Arrrangements can be made for rentals at time of exam booking

Please visit ICBC's website for Motorcycle Licensing information.

Transfers or withdrawals from this program require 7 days (1 week) notice and an administrative fee of $50.00. Please note: If you DO NOT ATTEND this course, you must re-register and PAY THE FULL AMOUNT. 

No refund will be given if student fails to show up with appropriate riding gear or learners permit.  Training courses are not rescheduled or cancelled due to inclement weather (rain).  Students may not reschedule to avoid wet weather.

Enrollment in any education or training program does not guarantee success.  Motorcycling is an activity that requires balance and coordination, a moderate level of physical fitness and endurance, multi – tasking ability and concentration.  JIBC training programs are designed so that the majority of students have an excellent chance of successfully completing group training within the allotted time frame, however, we cannot guarantee any student's ability to learn to operate a motorcycle, or to pass the MSA or the Class 6 or 8 Road Test. 

Our mission is to teach students safe riding skills, in a safe and professional environment. The safety of our students and staff is a primary concern.  If a student is unable to progress adequately through group training (cannot safely keep up to the group training schedule) and becomes a safety concern for themselves or other students and staff, the instructor is required to discontinue group training for that student.  It is possible that a student may find learning to ride too challenging, and may choose to discontinue training.  Although we sympathize with the situation, we will not offer refunds to students who do not complete or pass a course.