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What your teen will do

Each session is led by motorcycle-experienced instructors and takes place on real e-bikes. Bikes, helmets, and safety gear are provided.

• How Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes differ, the Florida rules that apply, and how city and county rules can add age limits
• E-bike road rules that differ from bicycles and cars: where you can ride, lane position, signaling, and right of way
• Braking, turning, and sudden stops at real speeds, plus spotting hazards early: wet pavement, gravel, potholes, curbs, and drivers turning across a rider's path
• Riding practice on a closed course with instructors watching every rider
• How to tell a legal e-bike from a high-speed electric motorcycle, which needs a license and registration
• Helmet and gear check, safe habits on sidewalks and shared paths, and a certificate with a take-home checklist

Why it matters

These crashes happen in seconds, often with no warning. Training builds the reactions that matter in those seconds.

• Nicklaus Children's Hospital in Miami-Dade treated 46 children for e-bike injuries in 2025, nearly eight times the number in 2021.
• Teens ages 10 to 19 account for 41% of national e-bike emergency room visits.
• Most youth e-bike crashes involve a loss of control, which is what this training addresses.
• Sunny Isles Beach and Pinecrest now restrict riders under 16.

Available courses (no payment needed)

Pick your course in the form below. We'll confirm your date once enough riders sign up.

Maximum 10 riders per session