Last Updated: October 1, 2025
Motorcycle Repair School is committed to transparency with our students, website visitors, advertising partners, and the public. This Corporate Disclosure page provides information about our organization, our educational mission, our advertising practices, and the nature of the content we publish.
Motorcycle Repair School operates as an educational training organization in the United States. Our principal place of business is:
Motorcycle Repair SchoolMotorcycle Repair School exists to provide accessible, practical, hands-on motorcycle mechanics education to individuals who want to develop real-world skills. Our programs are designed for beginners, hobbyists, and enthusiasts who want to better understand motorcycle maintenance and repair.
We are not a licensed vocational school under any state regulatory framework unless explicitly stated for a specific program. Completion of our programs does not result in state-issued credentials, professional licenses, or certifications recognized by third parties unless otherwise specifically disclosed for that program. We make no claims regarding employment outcomes, income potential, or career placement.
This website may be promoted through third-party advertising platforms including, but not limited to, Google Ads, Quora Ads, Outbrain, and Reddit. All advertising content produced by Motorcycle Repair School is reviewed to comply with the applicable advertising policies of each platform, as well as applicable US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines.
We do not make exaggerated claims, guarantees of outcomes, or misleading statements in any advertising material. Where testimonials or descriptions of learning experiences appear in advertising, these reflect general educational experiences and do not represent typical or guaranteed outcomes for all participants.
At present, Motorcycle Repair School does not engage in affiliate marketing programs or receive compensation for product recommendations on this website. If this changes, we will clearly disclose any material financial relationships in accordance with FTC guidelines.
We do not accept payment to feature, endorse, or positively represent any third-party products, services, or brands on this website. Any tools, products, or resources mentioned in our educational content are referenced for informational purposes only and do not constitute a paid endorsement.
All content published on this website — including articles, program descriptions, and instructional guides — is created with the goal of providing accurate, educational information based on general industry knowledge and best practices in motorcycle mechanics.
Content is reviewed periodically, but we do not guarantee that all information is current or applicable to every motorcycle make, model, or situation. Readers should always consult the manufacturer's service manual for their specific vehicle and, where appropriate, seek guidance from a qualified professional mechanic before performing maintenance or repair work.
Nothing on this website constitutes financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Content discussing costs, tools, or financial considerations related to motorcycle maintenance is general in nature and for informational purposes only.
Motorcycle Repair School operates in compliance with applicable federal and state laws governing educational organizations and consumer protection. We are committed to honest, transparent communication with our students and the public. We do not engage in deceptive marketing practices.
We take our obligations under the FTC's guidelines on endorsements and testimonials seriously. Any representations made about our programs reflect our good-faith understanding of what our programs offer and do not constitute guarantees of any specific outcome for any individual participant.
If you have questions about this disclosure or our organizational practices, please contact us:
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