Commonly referred to as just Wyo Tech, Wyoming Technical Institute runs a motorcycle specific program. The program is designed to offer students the general skills they need to successfully work on any brand of motorcycle; however, students can choose to specialize in either Japanese brands, European brands, the Harley Davidson brand or Off Road Power. Students gain a complete education in motorcycle maintenance, including two and four stroke engines, and suspension, brake, fuel, and computer systems. Admissions are largely based on an in-person interview, but transcripts and test scores are also considered.
Laramie Campus
4373 N. 3rd St.
Laramie WY, 82072
307-742-3776
Wyotech.edu
The Motorcycle Mechanics Institute, or MMI, is a division of the Universal Technical Institute. The school has campuses in both Phoenix, Arizona and Orlando, Florida. The 36-week core program provides students with the education they need to diagnose, service and repair or replace broken parts on any motorcycle. Electives are offered, including specialization in old and new Harley Davidson, BMW, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Honda brands. All these electives are not offered at both campuses, however, so campus choice is important. Students graduate with access to career placement services and are given $1,000 worth of tools.
MMI Motorcycle Mechanics Institute
2844 W. Deer Valley Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
1-877-201-2666
uti.edu
YTI Career Institute offers a nine-month training program in motorcycle technology. It provides a hands-on learning experience geared toward placing students in brand dealerships. Students receive general education as well as specific training in all the major motorcycle manufacturing brands. Rather than a classroom setting, YTI's program places students in a fully functional training facility with16 service bays. Upon graduation, students receive a starter tool kit as well as committed job placement help.
YTI Career Institute
Motorcycle Technology Center
52-6 Grumbacher Rd.
York, PA 17406
YTI.edu