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[ColonyScout]

Does anyone know if their are any colleges or schools that teach you how to build ATV's, Dirt Bikes, Go Carts and all that other good stuff with small engines?  Preferably a school that teaches online classes because I work full time.
I appreciate any help, thanx.

[svtbolt04]

Yes, You can sign up for some type of Vocational schooling. I am not sure what they have for smaller engines, but you could sign up for lets say, marine mechanics. Also, if you get a dirtwheels magizine you can find ads in there saying, *learn to work on motorcycles at home* thing, they send you information. I think they grade you on your reading that you do and also they might have some sort of operation where they send you a part then they grade you on how long you have it and if you can fix it.  Good luck.

[jwscroll]

There is a motorcycle college in Orlando.

[big-daddy]

you can come over my house and work on my Quads.... J/k surf the net

[rubicon500kid]

i go to a Vocational high school and im learning how to be come a diesel enginer. i think they offer on line class but im not sure its called robert morgan Vocational center

[big-daddy]

i go to a Vocational high school and im learning how to be come a diesel enginer. i think they offer on line class but im not sure its called robert morgan Vocational center

Yes, that true

[big-daddy]

ColonyScout welcome to the site

[TRX450R_Racer]

Look in ATV Sport Magazine there is an add every issue. WWW.EduDirect-USA.com

[TRX350_On_The_Rack]

I don't think you need schooling for this. They're pretty simple to fix. Yes there are some things you won't know how to do, but if you just spend some time working for an ATV repair shop or even volunteering you will pick it up in no time

Do you plan on starting your own business or is this just a hobby?

[Qdawg76]

American motorcycle institute (AMI) in Daytona Beach is probably a good start