Edmond Police schedule civilian motorcycle education course

James Pratt April 4, 2013

Each year the Edmond Police Department trains approximately 240 civilian riders on motorcycle safety skills. The course was developed by the Edmond PD and approved by the Department of Public Safety. The lesson plan is based upon skills used by the motorcycle officers and typically runs six hours long.

Classes are scheduled for April 20 in Edmond at the city’s regional fire training site, located at I-35 and Covell at Fire Station 5. It will be held May 11 in Ponca City, and plans are being finalized for a June 1 class in Stillwater.

Edmond Police Officers demonstrate motorcycles skills on their Harley Davidson motorcycles at Thunder Run.

Categories: News

Tags: Edmond, motorcycle safety

James Pratt

I am an Oklahoma based writer, photographer, videographer and adventurer. I love telling stories about people. A motorcycle is my preferred means of travel, and I have over 5,000 hours piloting small airplanes.

Tri-City Dual Sport Loop – Guthrie-Stillwater-Cushing

This dual sport loop takes you along dirt roads from Guthrie to Stillwater to Cushing and back to Guthrie. The loop features a number of…

James Pratt October 28, 2015

17 Comments

Ponca City Fly-In/Ride-in Breakfast

Pilots from around Oklahoma gather the first Saturday of every month for an aviation breakfast at the Ponca City Airport. Motorcycles and classic cars are welcomed.

James Pratt March 3, 2014

OKC – Grand Boulevard Loop

Many in Oklahoma City are familiar with Grand Boulevard. There is even an exit for it off I-35 between SE 29th and SE 44th street.…

James Pratt June 29, 2015

1 Comment

Heartland Heat Motorcycle Club

The Heartland Heat chapter of the Wind and Fire Motorcycle Club consists of local firemen who ride Harley Davidson motorcycles. The groups purpose is to help down on their luck fire victims without insurance or family support.

James Pratt February 12, 2014

Hallett, Harley, and the Bumble Bees!

Bill Dragoo rides his Harley at the Hallett Racetrack on track day, then moves to a Honda CBR-600RR for a few extra laps – which sounds like a flock of bumble bees!