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Rider coach Mark Wilson explains a riding exercise to Jerry Niederman during a motorcycle safety course Saturday at McHenry County College. (Kayla Wolf)
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Motorcyclist Lakshmi Mahindrakar practices turning during a riding exercise during a motorcycle safety course Saturday at McHenry County College. (Kayla Wolf)
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Motorcyclist Sean Linder awaits instruction Saturday. He was one of about 20 students who attended a motorcycle safety class at McHenry County College. (Kayla Wolf)
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Rider coach Mark Wilson instructs students how to start their motorcycles during a course Saturday at McHenry County College. Wilson instructs motorcycle courses for Harper College and travels around Lake, Cook, McHenry and surrounding counties teaching riding classes throughout the summer. (Kayla Wolf)
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Rider coach Rollin Hamelberg (right) explains to students how to do the next riding activity during a motorcycle safety class Saturday at McHenry County College. The course, which was sponsored by Harper College, enrolls and trains 10,000 to 15,000 riders each summer. (Kayla Wolf)