What is NOT a responsibility of a RiderCoach during the BRC?

A RiderCoach in the Basic Rider Course (BRC) has specific responsibilities designed to facilitate the learning experience for students while ensuring safety. Guiding students allows RiderCoaches to provide direction, support, and constructive feedback as learners navigate fundamental motorcycle skills. Monitoring safety is crucial since the RiderCoach is responsible for ensuring that all students practice in a safe environment, minimizing risks and potential accidents. Answering questions is also key, as addressing any uncertainties that students might have helps reinforce their understanding and builds their confidence in riding.

Administering repair services, however, is not part of the RiderCoach's role. Their focus is on teaching riding skills and safety practices rather than on mechanical aspects of motorcycles. Students are expected to come to the course with their own bikes and ensure they are properly maintained before attending. The emphasis is on riding competency rather than mechanical repair, which distinguishes the role of a RiderCoach in the BRC.