Class Fee $ $175 (student has to provide his own bike). This class does not qualify for the DMV riding test.
Los Angeles and Ventura County
In my (low stress) Street Bike class you will have fun and learn how to be more confident with your cornering and braking techniques.
You will also learn about safe Motorcycle Freeway practices, defensive Street riding and become more aware and able to deal with the unexpected.
Overall you will sharpen your knowledge and riding skills and become a better and safer motorcycle rider.
I will cover all the "physics" related to the motorcycle behavior in turns (low and high speed), braking and accelerating.
Special emphasis in understanding the "forces" (centrifugal, gyroscopic and linear) that affect the stability of the motorcycle.
Explanation and understanding off all motorcycle controls and devices related to controlling the bike.
Special motorcycle techniques: how to downshift and blip, up shifting without clutch, trail braking, etc.
Proper motorcycle turning technique (for low and high speed) and progressive braking.
How to be safe in city streets, freeways and mountain roads.
Safety tips and examples of how to avoid panic reactions.
In my class you will learn how to coach yourself to be a safe and better rider.
How long it takes?
The class is about 3 (very intense) hours.
After the "theory" part you will practice hands on some of the techniques.
You will receive a print-out of the class to be able to review it and practice.
Is the 3 hs. class enough for me to learn how to ride?
Throughout the class you will learn the basics of motorcycling and safety.
These are the tools that you will need to become a good rider.
After the class you will have to buy a small (not the one you like, but a "small")
motorcycle and practice for several months to become a good and safe rider.
Is the discipline in applying your new knowledge after the class, with dedication (and lots of practice) that will give you the final skills to ride a motorcycle with confidence and safety
Do I need a motorcycle for the class?
Yes, the student has to provide his own bike (with insurance)
Does this class gives me the slip for the DMV?
No, this is a private class with emphasis in "real life" riding techniques, no rules and regulations.
If you are 21 years old or younger you must take the Motorcycle Rider Education course.
HOW DO I GET THE MOTORCYCLE DRIVERS LICENSE?
You must study the Motorcycle Manual provided by the DMV.
I will organize a full and intense class of riding instruction selecting the roads accordingly to the skill level of the participant.
You should bring your motorcycle in perfect riding conditions or arrange to rent one.
A waiver releasing from any liability will be required before the Ride.
You will learn all the basics on how to operate a bike (what to do and what "not to do" when riding) and lots of safety tips for the real world!
M.R.E. (Motorcycle Rider Education, required if you are 21 years old or younger).
If you are interested in the Motorcycle Rider Education training sponsored by the MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) , please
call 1-800-446-9227 and inquire for classes in your area.
