Pursue Your Passion and Learn How to Repair Motorcycles

If you want to learn how to become a motorcycle mechanic or how to simply work on your own motorcycle, Penn Foster Career School is the place to start. Earn your Motorcycle Repair Technician career diploma at home, and at a pace that's right for you. This program includes a Work Experience Option, that allows you to gain field experience related to your program and career goals.

Why Become a Motorcycle Mechanic?

Penn Foster Career School can help you learn how to repair and maintain your own motorcycle or can help you to take the first step towards a new job as a motorcycle mechanic. There are a lot of job opportunities for motorcycle mechanics, including motorcycle repair shops, dealerships, marinas, sporting goods stores and more! In 2016, the average annual salary for a motorcycle mechanic was $37,040.¹

Why Choose Penn Foster Career School?

Start and Study When You Want

Learn at home or on the go through our custom-designed, mobile-friendly student portal, available 24/7.

Dedicated Success Coaches

You're guided by Certified Instructors, Success Coaches, Teaching Assistants, and Student Support Staff - all working to help you succeed.

Curriculum for Success

Get the skills and knowledge you need to help you learn how to become a motorcycle mechanic.

Set Your Goals and Pace

Customize your study and exam schedule with progress-tracking and goal-setting tools that keep you moving forward.

Proven Reputation

With 44,000 graduates in 2017 from our regionally and nationally accredited High School and Career School and nationally accredited College, you're in good hands!

Connect with Other Students

Connect in real-time with other Motorcycle Repair Technician students in the Penn Foster Community.

A Customized Learning Experience

With mobile-friendly coursework, progress-tracking and goal-setting tools, virtual simulations, informative videos, and personal coaches to help you succeed, the Penn Foster Experience (PFx) is online learning like no other.

Motorcycle Repair Technician Course Details

In our motorcycle training courses, you'll learn about clutches, ignitions, brakes, wheel assemblies, tires, electrical fundamentals, inspections, maintenance, troubleshooting, and DC circuits for motorcycles and ATVs. This program includes a number of practical exercises that will give you the opportunity to apply your knowledge to real-life examples.

Curriculum

Snap-on Tools Student Discount

Students enrolled in the Motorcycle Repair Technician program are eligible to participate in the Snap-on Student Excellence Program. This program allows students in trades and technology education programs to purchase high-quality Snap-on tools at a preferred student discount.

Click here to see the new Snap-on Catalog.

Fix My Hog Video Resources

Students enrolled in the Online Motorcycle Repair Program are eligible for an 80% discount on a one-year subscription of the Fix My Hog online garage full of premium online how-to videos for motorcycle repair. This video resource site can serve as a supplement to your Penn Foster program, but is not required to complete your courses. Learn more about this offer here.

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With flexible, affordable payment options, you can get started on your motorcycle mechanic training online today.

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Penn Foster gave me the knowledge to start my own motorcycle repair shop.

Kevin L.
Motorcycle and Repair Technician Graduate
Penn Foster offered me the opportunity to achieve a life dream.

Manuel P.
Motorcycle and Repair Technician Graduate

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Get started today on your path towards learning how to repair motorcycles with Penn Foster Career School’s accredited, online program.

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¹ Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, "Occupational Outlook Handbook," 2016-17 Edition, Motorcycle Mechanics, on the Internet here. Statements found in the United States Department of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook are not a guarantee of any post-graduation salary, in part because the data used to create the Occupational Outlook Handbook includes workers from differing educational backgrounds, levels of experience, and geographic areas of the country.

Pursue Your Passion and Learn How to Repair Motorcycles​

A Customized Learning Experience

Pursue Your Passion and Learn How to Repair Motorcycles