3/22/20 @ 9:45 PM - Due to the Gov. of NJ's Executive Order 170 that went into effect last night, we are temporarily prohibited from gathering on MSU's campus. All the motorcycle programs in NJ have been temporarily shut down. As a result, we will cancel our classes on a week by week basis. We will notify each class attendee a few days to a week in advance by email as to whether the class for that week has been cancelled. Attendees have the choice of getting a full refund or registering for a future class at no extra charge. You can continue to register for classes that are posted on our website to secure a seat in one of our classes. This way when the Executive Order is lifted, you will already be registered for one of our classes. We apologize for the inconvenience. We must abide by the Order to limit the spread of the virus. Stay healthy. "This too shall pass".

3/18/20 @ 7:50 AM - We’ve been closely monitoring the Coronavirus situation in NJ. The number of people infected is rising rapidly. We will wait until Tuesday, March 24 to see if the curve has started to flatten out. If not, we will postpone our classes until it does. If we postpone our classes, those who have already registered for one of our classes will be switched to another class or receive a full refund. Your safety, on and off a motorcycle, is our #1 concern.

3/17/20 @ 12:16 PM - Our classes will continue as scheduled. We're making adjustments for the classroom session of the BRC1 and BRC2 due to the recommended curfews. Starting 3/31, we will put the classroom session online as a live classroom session. We are the only motorcycle school in the county that has the capability to do this. .

 
The section of MSU we use is located in Little Falls and located in Passaic County. We've taken and continue to take precautions to prevent the spread of the corona-virus. Class sizes are no more than 12 students so we're under the crowd gathering recommended limit and we're using the social distance recommendation.

We're asking students to purchase their own helmets with face-shields. Pompton Sport Center on Rt. 23 North in Pompton Plains will give our students a discount on their large selection of helmets. And wearing full-fingered gloves is required for the riding sessions. We are doing what we can to make our classes a very low-risk environment.

Riding a motorcycle is one of the few ways to deal with the current panic, fear and anxiety. So, "Let's Ride"!