Motorcycle Riding Courses in Fullerton, CA

"Had a blast at this course. They have really nice bikes, you can choose from g310rs and rebel 300s. The helmets they let you borrow was top notch. Ive never even sat on a bike prior to this course and was able to learn all the basics. A friendly tip, make sure you study the handbook they email you and watch a couple videos on youtube on shifting, cornering, leaning, etc. With all that you would have no problem passing."

"I recently got into riding again after a long time, so I decided to take the intermediate one-day training as I felt a little rusty and thought it would be a good idea to seek professional training. They allowed me to do the whole training on my own bike, but also offered nice 300cc BMWs that looked brand new. The course is well planned, and many important topics are covered, like throttle control, emergency braking, slow and high-speed maneuver, swerving, etc. The class structure is also great as we kept alternating between sitting class and riding. My instructor, Taylor, was very skilled and shared excellent knowledge. He would first demonstrate the exercises on his bike and provide detailed instructions. When it was our time to ride, he would keep advising me on how I could improve or do better. After a few runs, we would then be skill tested and move on to the next subject. At the very end, we took a multiple-choice test of 25 questions, which was relatively easy as we had just covered all topics during the day. After the course, I feel way more confident about riding, and I learned many skills that every rider should know. It's also important to note that although we learn valuable skills and improve our riding during the class, we still need to keep training to take them to the next level. Overall, I think the course is worth it and would recommend it to a friend; I also got my endorsement which is a plus on top of all the learning. For people with no riding experience tho, I would recommend the beginner course instead. I spoke briefly with their instructor, and he seemed like a very nice guy."

"Great school, learned a lot. The instructors really care to make sure you're ready to ride and have all the fundamentals down. If this is the 1st time you're riding a motorcycle ever, its a very good intro course. But keep in mind that this class moves fast since they need to teach a lot of material....if your main goal is to pass the course at the end so you can skip the DMV test, you might want to consider learning to ride a bit before doing this course. Overall, highly recommend this course. The guys know what they're doing."

"Great schooling great personal and all I have to say is great things just come with some kind of experience or become a fast learner and you will pass!!!! 3 day course fun and great just dont scrape on turns like me on a rebel or you'll get a talk "

"I am sorry to say this is not for beginners course with novice riding experience, which should have been mentioned in the fine print. Most of the people that came here had some sort of riding experience, and some even have their own motorcycle they are riding for years. So don't jump in and think you will learn it in 2 days, unless you had some prior recent experience in riding in some form of motorized cycle. Otherwise there is a fair chance you will be bummed out, especially if you are not a super quick learner. Cause they pick up pace pretty fast. Practice makes perfect. And long term. Thats my honest opinion. But great way to learn and improve under pressure. So good luck. :)"

"This motorcycle training course was great, it provided a lot of eye opening tips and tricks to better becoming a safer rider, Ofir was a great instructor, very patient , and definitely knows what s he s doing, I recommend all riders to take these classes as you can learn a lot , you can never know too much! Thanks again "

"Even though I am new to motorcycles and had no prior experience this class is a must take. The instructors Bob and Ryan are really passionate teachers. I told them this is my very first time ever riding motorcycles. They were very reasonable and understanding. Unfortunately I struggled at bit with shifting gears during the last portion of day. Before heading over to the class room I approached Ryan for my evaluation and told him honestly that I knew that I struggled with gear shifting, prematurely letting go of the clutch, and not properly using the throttle. He definitely said the exact same, he recommended reading that I read the handbook over, and call the office on Monday to get on standby to retake the class again. He really cares about helping his students and wants them to do good. Despite failing the safety class, I learned a lot from this great experience."