BRC Scholarships

Moto Recovery is awarding two Basic Rider Course (BRC) scholarships for spring 2027 to help aspiring riders take that first step toward getting on two wheels. Each scholarship covers the registration cost of one approved Basic Rider Course at the recipient's selected motorcycle training facility.

Our goal is simple: help two future riders access professional training, build confidence, develop safe riding habits, and become part of the motorcycle community.

Applications must be submitted by March 19, 2027, at 11:59 PM MDT, the last full day of winter.

The two scholarship recipients will be notified on Monday, March 22, 2027, the first business day of spring.

We appreciate everyone's interest, but due to the anticipated volume of applications, only the two selected recipients will be contacted. Unfortunately, we will not be able to respond individually to applicants who are not awarded a scholarship.

Recipients will be selected based on their applications, including their interest in motorcycling, motivation to complete training, and how receiving the scholarship may benefit them. Moto Recovery makes scholarship decisions using fair, consistent, and nondiscriminatory criteria. Selection decisions are final.

Applicants must meet all age, identification, licensing, and enrollment requirements established by their chosen training facility and applicable state laws.

Applicants under 18 must have permission from a parent or legal guardian to participate in motorcycle training. Additional parental consent, documentation, or signatures may be required by the training facility.

Scholarship recipients must be eligible to enroll in their selected course and are responsible for satisfying all requirements necessary to participate.

Once selected, recipients will coordinate with Moto Recovery to provide their preferred motorcycle training facility, available course dates, and the specific Basic Rider Course they wish to attend.

We'll work directly with the training facility to arrange payment for the approved course. Scholarship funds are paid directly to the training facility, never to the recipient. Recipients will not receive cash, reimbursements, or the unused value of a scholarship.

Each scholarship covers one course registration fee only. Any additional expenses, administrative charges, equipment purchases, licensing fees, transportation, or other costs are the recipient's responsibility.

If a recipient fails the course, does not attend, withdraws, needs to reschedule at an additional cost, or must repeat the training for any reason, Moto Recovery will not cover additional fees or fund another course.

Scholarships are nontransferable and may not be exchanged for cash or other services.

Recipients must coordinate their course arrangements with Moto Recovery before enrollment and payment. Moto Recovery reserves the right to withdraw or reassign a scholarship if a recipient cannot meet eligibility requirements, provides inaccurate information, or fails to complete the necessary arrangements within a reasonable period after notification. Moto Recovery cannot guarantee that a preferred training facility or course date will have openings.

Scholarship Expiration: All scholarship-funded training must be completed by October 31, 2027. Recipients are responsible for selecting and scheduling a course that takes place before this deadline. Scholarships cannot be extended, transferred, or carried into the following year. Any scholarship not used by the deadline will expire, and no cash equivalent or reimbursement will be provided.

Moto Recovery provides financial assistance for motorcycle safety education but does not conduct, instruct, supervise, or operate the training courses. Instruction, training motorcycles, equipment, safety procedures, and course activities are the responsibility of the selected training facility.

Motorcycle training and riding involve inherent risks, including the possibility of property damage, serious injury, or death. Scholarship recipients participate voluntarily, acknowledge these risks, and are responsible for following all instructions, safety guidelines, and requirements established by their training facility.

Recipients must complete any liability waivers, assumption-of-risk agreements, or other documentation required by their training provider before participating.

Receiving a Moto Recovery scholarship does not guarantee successful course completion, a motorcycle permit or endorsement, or future riding proficiency or safety. Recipients remain responsible for obtaining proper licensing, following applicable laws, wearing appropriate protective equipment, and making safe decisions whenever operating a motorcycle.

Moto Recovery's involvement is limited to administering and funding the scholarship. We do not make representations or guarantees regarding the training facility's services, instruction, equipment, or the recipient's future motorcycle operation.

Moto Recovery reserves the right to verify application information, confirm eligibility, and make final award decisions consistent with the program's charitable and educational purpose.

Applications containing false or misleading information may be disqualified. Scholarship awards may be withdrawn or reassigned if program requirements are not met.

Information submitted through the application will be used to review applications, select recipients, communicate scholarship decisions, and administer the program. Applicant information will not be publicly shared without appropriate permission, except as required by law.

By submitting an application, applicants acknowledge that they have read and understand the scholarship eligibility requirements, selection process, funding limitations, and responsibilities associated with motorcycle training. Submission of an application does not guarantee an award.

We're excited to help two new riders begin their journey. Whether you're taking your first steps toward riding or finally pursuing something you've wanted to do for years, we're glad to be a small part of that journey.

Riders Helping Riders. Stronger With Every Mile.