Motorcycle Skills Training and Challenge will be held on May 31, Jun1, 2, 2024.

This event will bring together experienced civilian riders on all types of street legal motorcycles in a competitive environment to navigate through various cone patterns. Competitors will attempt to ride through these challenging cone patterns without knocking over or touching cones. These courses are designed to push the limits of every motorcycle rider's capabilities.

This event is focused on Training and Safety.

The event will be limited to the first 50 riders to register. Registration will be done online only through EventBrite.com. The entry fee will be $75.00 per rider plus the EventBrite fee which both are non-refundable.

Motorcycle related vendors will be on-site along with food, drinks and lots of raffle prizes.

Divisions: Law Enforcement - Motor Medics, Civilian Expert, Civilian Novice

Law Enforcement and Expert Skills Challenge Course - Challenging course for experienced riders.

Novice Skills Challenge Course - Beginners level course set up to introduce and challenge new riders.

Challenge Ride - A course will be set up and riders will get one chance to ride it and post a score.

Slow Ride - A course set up in which the rider tries to stay in a designated obstacle as long as possible.

Awards will be presented at the end of the competition for individual course winners and the top over all "Skills Champion for each class".

Eligibility: Competition is open to civilian riders, active and/or retired law enforcement motor officers / motor medics.

Mandatory Competitor Attire: Competitors must wear long pants and boots that support the ankles. Riders will not wear clothing that is offensive or sexually explicit. Active law enforcement will conform to the agencies policy.

Protective Gear: All competitors must wear an approved D.O.T helmet with either a face shield or some type of eye protection. Helmets will be properly fastened at all times while on the course.

ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO THE HABERSHAM COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM