Get the Skills to Become a Professional Motorcycle Technician

Students get hands-on training in the disassembly/reassembly of motorcycle engines, transmissions, electrical systems, and suspension systems

Hands-On Training, Practical Skills & Support to Pursue a Rewarding Career as a Motorcycle Technician

If you have a passion for motorcycles, conducting repairs, custom jobs and working with intricate engines, a career as a Motor Sports Technician may be a perfect fit for you.

The PowerSport Technician program from Ohio Technical College is designed to create the industry's most complete Motorcycle Technician. This motorcycle training program will provide you with the foundational technical training that will enhance troubleshooting skills to diagnose fuel and electrical-related issues. The power core sport training will enable you to efficiently perform service interval maintenances required on all high performance motorcycles, including:

Engines
Fuel Systems
Suspension and Chassis
Electrical Systems

You will also receive ATV, snowmobile and personal watercraft training on a variety of off-road manufacturers, including Arctic Cat, Polaris and more!

The course includes officially supported training for major manufacturers including Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Polaris and Artic Cat.

This course can be completed in 72 weeks.

Successful graduates receive full Career Services including resume skills training, networking assistance, referrals and other support factors designed to help bridge the gap between training and employment. Financial Aid is available for those who qualify.

Is an Exciting Career as a PowerSport Technician Right for You?

To learn more about your career opportunities as a skilled PowerSport Technician, and to explore whether short-term training from Ohio Technical College is a good option for you, fill out the form on this page to contact OTC and receive a Career Information Kit.

Our friendly and knowledgeable Admissions Representatives are also happy to answer any questions you have and can help with everything from courses to financial aid. To speak with an Admissions Rep right away, give us a call at 1-888-776-3479.

"In February of 2010 my life totally changed. I found myself out of work after 23 years with the same company. Work was limited in my area of skill, so I had to look at other options. Retirement wasn’t one of them. Growing up in Cortland, Ohio, I always worked on cars. My dad and brother had Corvettes, some show cars, and even a race car or two. Fixing cars was more of a hobby, but now facing an uncertain employment future, I looked into a career in the automotive field. I was very much an “old school” guy when it came to cars. The thought of learning about fuel injection, turbos, superchargers, emissions, and computer diagnosis was more than a little intimidating. Once I got to OTC I found out I wasn’t the only one, there were many students like me in similar situations. The instructors at OTC took the time to teach me what I needed to know. I know firsthand that life can lead you in directions you never thought were possible. I’m open to where my new road leads me. I’m prepared for anything."

Dion Chaney

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What our graduates say

"I began practicing auto collision about five years ago. Initially I was interested in mechanics, but then found auto body repair much more interesting as it also allowed me to use my artistic abilities. I was lucky enough to receive scholarship money toward attending Ohio Technical College from my instructor Gary Dolbow. She gave me the opportunity to advance my skills in auto body. While here at OTC, I learned how to weld, perform plastic repair, paint and refinish, pull frames on a frame rack, custom paint with airbrushing and pinstriping, and replace windows in vehicles. The skills that I learned in the last 18 months you cannot find anywhere else. I look forward to working in the industry and making a difference."

- Carmine Moccia

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