Licensed curriculum for training operators
bring streetmasters
into your program
A proven, station-based street-riding curriculum, ready to license into
your range, dealership, or safety program. Complete with trainer
certification, branded materials, and operational support.
5
Core skilll stations
12
Riders / station
60+
students in one class
1
Day delivered format
01
Built and field-tested
Street Masters isn't a new concept for you to workshop
it's a curriculum already running with real trainers, real
riders, and a documented field guide.
02
Turnkey to deploy
Cone layouts, trainer scripts, check-in process, and rider
materials arrive ready to run. Your team doesn't build a program from scratch.
03
built for your existing space
The circuit format works on a standard paved lot, so it
layers into ranges, parking lots, or other spaces you're already operating.
Fit
Built for every rider safety program
Street Masters licenses into organizations that already have a range, a fleet, or a rider
community—and want a credible next step to offer them.
Training Ranges
Add a post-license offering
Give riders who've completed a beginner course somewhere to go next. Street Masters is a class for every rider.
Dealerships
turn buyers into repeat customers
Host Street Masters on your lot as a value-add for new bike buyers, and keep riders coming back to your location.
Safety programs
standardize rider skill development
Give fleet riders, local riders, riders on military installations, or club members a consistent, documented skills day your team can rely on.
The Curriculum
Five stations
Riders move through timed rotations with a controlled circuit, with instructors stationed at
each skill area to coach and correct in real time.
01 balance the bike
Before the motorcycle even moves, you'll work on body position, grip, and vision. These are the foundation everything else is built on.
02 Low-Speed Control
90-degree corners, U-turns, and other low-speed exercises are the skills that cause the most real-world drops and near-falls.
03 straight-line braking
Practice quick, controlled stops at 25 and 35mph, learning exactly how your front and rear brakes behave and what to do if a tire skids.
04 body position
Learn how to effectively manage corners on your bike. How to lean effectively without damaging the bike and maximizing safety.
05 Circuit riding
Bring together body position, bike control, braking, line selection, and apex in one fun exercise.
How the day runs
Rotation based, not lecture-based
A simple, well-paced structure keeps riders engaged, moving, and open to learning and applying new skills.
1
Check-In & Briefing
Start with motorcycle and gear inspections, license and waiver verification, and safety rules. Riders also receive an overview of the day’s stations and rotation format.
2
Morning Rotations
Riders complete each skill station two or three times, receiving timely coaching throughout. Short water and rest breaks between rotations keep everyone focused, moving, and engaged.
3
Midday Break
A scheduled lunch break gives riders time to rest, eat, and connect. Participants bring their own food and often enjoy a relaxed, bike-night-style atmosphere.
4
Afternoon Rotations
After lunch, riders rotate through circuit riding, body position, braking, and low-speed control. The circuit combines each skill, while stations allow additional focused practice.
Built for Training Businesses, Government Agencies, and State Programs
A Post-License Program
Designed for Operational
Scale
StreetMasters gives licensed motorcyclists additional practice and real-world riding knowledge. For providers, its flexible format supports higher capacity and lower per-rider delivery costs.
Programs can run with two, three, or all five skill components. Using fewer components requires fewer instructors, helping providers tailor delivery while maintaining a practical cost per rider.
60 riders
in a standard class
A complete Street Masters class can serve up to 60 riders through coordinated skill stations, structured rotations, and a managed riding circuit.
100+ riders
at expanded events
With adequate paved space, additional parallel stations, and qualified instructors, StreetMasters can scale to serve more than 100 participants at a single event.
12 riders
per station
Increasing the event’s overall capacity does not mean placing a larger group in front of one instructor. Small station groups preserve instructor observation, individualized feedback, and meaningful riding time.
The Streetmasters difference
StreetMasters increases capacity by adding stations and instructors—not by diluting the rider experience.
Meaningful riding time, focused instruction, and opportunities to learn through both practice and observation help riders develop confidence and improve skill retention.
Instructor Exercise Field Guide
The complete station-by-station guide. Including scripted coaching language, common rider errors, and rotation timing your coaches can lean on from their very first event.
Range Cards
Printable cards defining stations, spacing, skill objectives, and how to run the day.
Check-in process
A documented four-step intake flow. Inspection, ID, waiver, briefing all digital and all so the day runs smoothly.
Branding
Run it branded under your name or ours. Available in full white label so you and your team get the credit you deserve.
getting started with the street masters curriculum
A typical path from
first call to first event.
Week 1
Discovery Call
We learn about your facility, current programs, and instructing team, and
confirm Street Masters is the right fit.
Week 2
Licensing Agreement
We finalize terms based on your expected event volume and your preferred
branding approach.
Week 3-4
Curriculum Handoff & Instructor Certification
Your instructors work through the field guide and complete certification, with
our team available for questions.
Week 5+
First Live Event
You run your first Street Masters day under your brand, with our team on call
for support.
This is a strong fit if you...
Run a motorcycle range, dealership event program, or rider safety program.
Already have a licensed motorcyclist, cones, and a paved or asphalt lot available.
Want a repeatable, real-world skills product to sell alongside beginner licensing courses.
Have instructors who can be trained on a documented curriculum.
Want to fill a gap between "just got licensed" and "advanced riding"
What we ask of licensed partners
Do not exceed the max 12-riders-per-station ratio for safety and instructor quality.
Keep circuit speeds within approved speeds in the controlled range—no passing or competition format.
Certify instructors through the provided training course before their first live event.
Ready to bring
street masters into
your program?
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