
Universal Technical Institute
You can become a Motorcycle Repair Technician at Universal Technical Institute
Troubleshooting the advanced technologies of the modern motorcycles of today requires highly-skilled technicians who have undergone expert training. At Motorcycle Mechanics Institute (MMI), you will use up-to-date systems and vehicles combined with practical training. Once you’ve learned the basics of theory, you will begin in the individually equipped labs by undertaking a series of courses that highlight motorcycle systems, putting stress on service, repair, and maintenance methods.
In the Motorcycle Technician Specialist program you'll learn things from chassis to engines to suspensions, electrical systems, and transmissions. You’ll also have the option to adapt your career according to your needs with manufacturer-specific training.
BMW MotorRad training
BMW MotorRad training is a BMW-endorsed 12-week elective program that can be added to the core motorcycle technology program. In the program you'll learn about servicing and repairing BMW motorcycles. In addition, the BMW MotorRad elective will help prepare you to become a Tier 1 Certified BMW Motorcycle Technician.
Honda HonTech training
HonTech is an elective program which is 24-weeks long and can be done on top of the core motorcycle technology program. This program, officially approved by Honda, can equip you with the fundamental as well as the progressive dexterities in the areas of servicing and corrections. You will learn by using special equipment, tools, and training aids. The HonTech elective helps you prepare for the Honda Pro Technician Routine Maintenance Certificate.
Kawasaki K-Tech Specialist training
This program is officially endorsed by the motorcycle company Kawasaki and will teach you how to service and repair their motorcycles. You will be taught on the Kawasaki ATV line and the Mule along with personal watercraft. Completion of the Kawasaki K-Tech Specialist elective entitles you to a Kawasaki entry-level technician certificate.
Factory authorized Suzuki training (FAST)
In the optional 12-week Suzuki FAST program, which has official recognition from Suzuki, you'll learn about maintaining and troubleshooting Suzuki bikes in addition to the core motorcycle technology program. Additionally, you'll be awarded a Suzuki entry-level technician certificate upon successful completion of the Suzuki FAST elective.
Yamaha YamaPro training
With the optional 12-week, Yamaha-endorsed Yamaha YamaPro elective program which can be added to the core motorcycle technology program, you will learn how to service and repair Yamaha motorcycles. You'll study with Yamaha-specific equipment and tools and will receive practical experience in water, snow, and all-terrain vehicles. Upon successful completion of the YamaPro elective you'll be awarded a Yamaha entry-level technician certificate which could be beneficial to you when looking for employment.
Harley-Davidson Technician training
The Harley-Davidson classes start after completing the first 30 weeks of the Motorcycle Technician prerequisite. You will then advance to the Harley-Davidson technology section which covers parts, vehicle maintenance, customer service skills, and management techniques. You can further choose either Harley-Davidson Early Model or Harley-Davidson Late Model, or you can elect to take both courses.
Universal Technical Institute list of campuses
- Motorcycle Mechanics Institute - Arizona Campus - Phoenix, Arizona
- Motorcycle Mechanics Institute - Florida Campus - Orlando, Florida
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