MOTORCYCLE OHIO
Training Provider Information
Delaware Area Career Center
Delaware
(614) 216-4342
2151
Please plan on arriving at least 15 minutes before class is scheduled to start.
Traffic is very heavy along Rt 23.
From Columbus Pike (Rt 23), turn east onto Glenn Parkway. Take the first left into DACC campus, park in first 3 rows of Lot A.
Enter door EE at the corner of the building.
Classroom is Room 2151, first classroom on the right
Please bring:
Temporary M1 permit or motorcycle endorsed DL
Required riding gear to confirm it meets minimum level
Minors must be accompanied by adult or guardian or bring preprinted, signed and notarized waiver.
Upon entering the classroom please register with the instructor and sign in. Walk-ins will have to check in as well. Walk-ins use a lottery drawing to get a seat if more people show up than available open seats.
Walk-ins, new registration for class must be paid with debit or credit card, cash is not accepted
Please bring riding gear for classroom sessions.
RR students must bring proper riding gear Saturday morning for the range
Bring snacks or drinks, vending machines are not convenient to the classroom or range.
Primary contact for Jose Martinez, coordinator, is 614/216-4342. Please leave a message if no answer and I will respond within 24 hours
4565 Columbus Pike Lot A
From Columbus Pike (Rte 23), turn east onto Glenn Parkway. Turn left into first DACC entrance.
Turn left into first parking area Lot A, do not drive into the area marked by large orange traffic cones. Park in first row, other details will be discussed during the onsite classroom.
All students must have an M1 temporary permit or endorsed to ride. Motorcycles will be provided to BRS and RR students.
BRS-2 students must provide their own properly tagged and insured motorcycle. Bring prefilled motorcycle inspection form as well as insurance and state registration forms.
Bring snacks, fluids, water bottle, chair etc. Vending machines are not convenient to the range
Required for riding:
DOT labeled helmet, eye protection, over-the-ankle sturdy footwear, long pants with no holes (yoga, sweat pants or similar are not acceptable, they do not provide adequate protection), long-sleeved shirt or jacket, and full-fingered gloves. Think layers, if it gets warm you want to be able to remove items but still be properly protected.
Students are requested to supply their own helmets but we do have loaner helmets.
