
Learn to ride with RSRS! We can help you earn your motorcycle endorsement or complete your safety course requirements with our Basic RiderCourse (BRC). Courses typically run on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Sleepy Eye High School. BRCs are $299.
Our 2027 TENTATIVE schedule includes:
- April 17 – 18
- May 1 – 2
- May 15 – 16
- June 12 – 13
- June 26 – 27
- July 10 – 11
- July 24 – 25
- August 14 – 15
- August 28 – 29
This year has been a great season to ride! If you missed taking a course with us this year, we’ll be back at it on April 17-18, 2027. It’s never too early to reserve your spot!
Dates are subject to change. Do you have questions about if this course is right for you? Brent will gladly answer all questions at 507-630-0551. Call any time, any day.

Intermediate RiderCourse (BRC2)
If you already ride, you can fine tune your present riding skills with our Intermediate RiderCourse – Skill Practice (BRC2) on your own bike. Some riders call it a refresher or a great bike-bonding experience!
The date for our 2027 BRC2 will be from 9AM – 2PM in Sleepy Eye and announced at a later date. BRC2s are $75, with discounts for past BRC students and service personnel.



RSRS’s Moped Safety Course is your first step to earning your Moped Operator’s Permit in Minnesota. Our self-paced, three-hour online course is available to anyone 14 years old or older. The course is required for anyone who wants to legally ride a moped on public roads and doesn’t already have a driver’s license. Completion of the course will allow you to take the knowledge and skills tests for mopeds. Cost is $70. You can complete the course today at mopedsafetycourse.com.
Call, text, or email Brent at 507-630-0551 if you have questions or concerns.
Next Steps…
Register online for a BRC, mail a completed registration form with a check, or call Brent at 507-630-0551. IMPORTANT: If you’re over 18 years old and you want to earn your endorsement through our BRC, you must have a motorcycle instruction permit before the first day of class. It can either be a current, valid motorcycle instruction permit, or one that has been expired for less than a year.
