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Asure Civilian Top Gun Training Riyadh

Asure Civilian Top Gun Training...the only certified instruction in the region.

Basic Rider Course

Basic Rider Course - will continue every week through our glorious fall season!

BRC2 classes

BRC2 class- ride your bike, earn 'm' endorsement, Sessions October 1 and into the fall at Gateway High School.

How about a Women Only session? Call the office today to request September dates.

Civilian Top Gun Training

September 23 & 24...at the new Civilian Top Gun Training Center- 225 Self Storage, I-225 & Mississippi. 2 days, your bike, slows speed & precision maneuvers

Be Crash Free

Keep your focus on safety tips learned during classes...become a member of BeCrashFree.com

Basic Rider Course...lots of practice and one on one attention in small classes. Still a few spots available this weekend.

Bill Matthews...Civilian Top Gun 2017 First prize cruiser/bagger class...again! Well done, Bill!

Under 300cc class winner

Bryan Penney, 1st ever winner in the under 300cc class. Won $500 on Kawasaki Z125.

Invest in your riding future…Learn to ride a motorcycle from the best instructors in Colorado!

Award winning classes

All sessions subject to weather

Discounts offered for veterans, active duty military, law enforcement, fire department and teachers.

Earn your motorcycle endorsement after successfully completing either the Basic Rider Course or the Basic Rider Course2. No additional testing at DMV. Here’s how you get started…

1- Pick the course from Course Menu below and click on button,

2- Select your location and click on link to find dates, (Saturday and Sunday and Midweek classes in Aurora at Rangeview High School OR Sunday and Monday classes at Fay Myers in Greenwood Village)

3- Choose your date from the posted schedule,

4- Register by following directions. Your data is secure.

Call (7 days a week) if you have questions. 303 433-9424

Course Menu

Learn to Ride and Get Legal

Improve Your Riding

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2017 Civilian Top Gun Rider Competition

September 8 & 9, 2017

Senior Deputy Brian Phillips has proudly served the citizens of Adams County, Colorado since 2003. He was assigned to the Traffic Safety Team in 2007; and was assigned to the Sheriff’s Motor Unit in 2009. He is a highly experienced police motorcycle deputy and one of the core instructors with the Denver Metro Area Motor Officer Group. Deputy Phillips is a court recognized subject matter expert in the field of drug recognition / impaired driving enforcement. Through Deputy Phillips’ full-time duties conducting traffic safety and DUI enforcement, he encounters and overcomes on a daily basis the increased hazards and demands experienced by motorcycle operators; and he is passionate about the increased safety he provides through training, education, and proactive enforcement. Milford Sound in New Zealand

Why wait? Life is short...Register today. Call 303 433-9424 with questions. Phone answered 7 days a week. Leave a message if we are on the phone with another student.

If you will be more comfortable learning to ride in a class with other women, we offer women only sessions monthly March through October.

Our highly skilled team of instructors are have access to advanced training courses developed by Motorcycle Safety Foundation and Total Control Training, in addition to courses developed by and proprietary to T3RG Motorcycle Schools, including Precision Rider Motor Skills and Civilian Top Gun. Advanced techniques in adult teaching methods are provided to the T3RG team to ensure that students receive instruction tailored to each person's unique abilities. When instructors have access to advanced rider training courses not available elsewhere in Colorado, you get the benefit of their riding and teaching expertise, and that value goes far beyond what is required at other schools.

T3RG
4261 Federal Blvd Ste 100
Denver, CO 80211
Northwest
(303) 433-9424

Q: My friends and I occasionally argue on how dangerous motorcycles actually are. As an experienced motorcyclist, I feel safer on my bike with its excellent maneuverability versus my car. Can you shed any light on who is right?

A: When it comes to motorcycle danger, the numbers tell us some of the story, and the rest of the picture must be drawn with some deductive reasoning. According to NHTSA, “motorcycles comprise only 3% of registered vehicles and less than 1% of vehicle miles traveled (VMT). Despite their limited presence, motorcycles currently account for nearly 15 percent of all motor vehicle fatalities. This percentage has grown in recent years. See more on the T3RG Blog page or go to August 2016 edition- BMW Owners NEWS.

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