I did the two-day licensing course with Mike and Ali, and it was excellent. I came into it with almost no experience, and left feeling confident, eager, and excited enough not only to start riding on my own, but to do so with a strong humility which our instructors rightfully sought to inspire. These staff are serious and deeply knowledgeable, obviously highly experienced, and excellent teachers. For me, their good cop, bad cop approach was exactly the right technique. They made it fun, exciting, and accessible while at all times impressing on us the proper sense of perspective on safety, which is to say they rightfully scared the hell out of us from time to time. The pace of the two day course was fast, as it had to have been considering the number of distinct drills we had to complete in order to pass licensing at the end. Understanding that, however, a number of us felt that at least some free riding time here and there would've been very helpful. Maybe it's just with us first time riders, but I could have much better attended to and learned each lesson had I not simultaneously had to wrestle with, for example, smoothly and consistently operating the clutch, which I am sure just a bit of practice on my own would've settled. But of course there's something to be said for just getting thrown in and learning under some pressure. In any case, the drills were expertly managed, and their lessons were conveyed clearly to the engaged and attentive among us. Overall, I can't imagine a better, more thoughtful or thorough 'crash' course, and I'm glad I chose this business and this team to learn from. I'm looking forward to taking some advanced lessons. Thanks, Ali and Mike! read more

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I took the two-day Basic Rider course, and I must say it was extremely worth it. Mike, Eli and Ali are all great instructors who are very knowledgeable and helpful. They break down step by step proper riding technique and will take time out the course to individually assist you if needed. I had no prior experience ever riding a motorcycle and I can confidently say after the two day course that I'm much more ready to ride on the streets. read more

Very helpful and easy to follow instructions and alot of good safety training I recommend this course to all my friends that ride motorcycles it helped me out so much I'm a first time riding a motorcycle I'm very confident to start riding my motorcycle boris the instructor awesome instructor read more

Adreinne was amazing and helpful! she made learning fun and easy to understand! I will definitely tell people about this course!

In response to Diane H. Of null and the MSS team I started with stating I had NO expectations. Now if common courtesy and professional behavior should be an expectation of a school teaching a skill set that could keep you from killing yourself....apology accepted But let's be clear my fiance had to threaten legal action before a fair resolution was made And Frank was the only one who encouraged me not to quit! He also was a great coach and does well at putting you at ease. I persevered because I refused to let James win I wouldn't recommend a new rider to your location. read more

I was kind of nervous about this class as I had zero motorcycle experience and had read a lot about the big scary road test. Every exercise we did in the class was more difficult than the test, so when that came along it was a breeze. Roberto and Kelvin were my instructors down at the Kingsborough College location. All of my questions were answered and I don't necessarily feel ready for a cross country road trip but I am definitely ready to get a bike and get some practice on my own. I felt safe the whole time- both with the bikes and with all the Covid-19 precautions that were taken (classroom session was outdoors, distance was maintained, readily available hand sanitizer). I definitely want to take the level 2 class once I have my own bike and some more experience. read more

Before I contacted this school, all I knew how to ride on two wheels was a bicycle and after being introduced to a motorcycle by Jimmy and then taught more while being coached by Danny and Jason, I could say omg... I rode a motorcycle and these guys thought me. And yes, we even rode in the snow as well... The best place to learn how to ride a bike.... I've had a few bumps during the lessons but they kept on coaching me and made sure I was ok. You guys are the best. read more

Everyone was friendly, supportive, and knowledgeable. I took the 2 day basic rider course at the Spring Creek location and other than being a PIA to get to the experience was very enjoyable. The staff loves riding and they love teaching riding. Highly recommend for anyone looking to learn to ride. Shout out to James, Joe, Bruce, and Elliott. You guys rock! read more

I strongly recommend this school!! I was very fortunate to have Enrique (Rick) as my instructor and I must say he did a fantastic job. Instructs in a manner that made you feel at ease. Was witty and very personable. His manner of teaching was probably the only reason I passed. And I now know I can ride a motorcycle!! Nothing but the warmest regards!! read more

My instructors were Val, Bettyrae, and Danny. They were great! Very knowledgeable and explained everything well.

Great place i am so glad I went with this course you won't regret you can tell this people actually care for the riders they been doing it for a while and they have experienced and seen things that wouldn't want other people to go through it's your life your dealing with . They are great people I took the advanced course with and our instructor was Andrew great guy good advice and fun course is worth every cent and knowledge is priceless have fun and be safe out there read more

I cannot recommend this school more. I took the BASIC RIDER COURSE 2 - LICENSE WAIVER, as I already had some experience riding my Vespa. The skills I learned in this class have been crucial for rising in the city, such as low-speed handling (perfect for start and stop traffic), and how to safely avoid road obstacles, turn quickly or fast break (when cars, bike, or pedestrians come out of nowhere). The instructors were kind, patient and helped us individually. I always remember Yoda's tips, sit up straight, relax your shoulders, look up and smile because you're riding a motorcycle :D I passed my road test waiver, got my license shortly after, and a discount on my insurance. Thank you to all the teachers; you've helped me become a safer, more confident rider. read more

They canceled my class with less than 48 hours notice and didn't have any openings for another 6 weeks. Just before I was scheduled to take the new class, I broke my foot. When I tried to reschedule, they said I could pay $110 rescheduling fee or $135 cancellation fee because it was less than 10 days notice. I asked them if they could would allow me to reschedule with no fee if I provided a doctors note. A few back and forth emails with Andrew Li, basically stating that I signed an agreement and would have to pay a fee regardless. So, let me get this straight...you can cancel with less than 48 hours notice but If I try to do the same thing, I'd have to pay a fee? I would understand if I was just flaking on the course, but I have a broken foot! Just seemed totally unreasonable. read more

Can't recommend this more highly. I learnt so much and the instructors Andrew (Yoda), Johnny, John-Paul, and Ali are super knowledgeable, funny, and made me feel safe and confident. This is worth every penny! read more

KELVIN KU IS THE BEST THERE IS! I was super excited to learn about riding motorcycles but at the same time, ridiculously nervous and scared! I arrived at the site to learn and not only was the team very helpful and gave us a good run through, but it was who I was paired up with that really sealed the deal. Mr. Kelvin Ku really made me feel at ease and educated me A LOT on the bike and the most important things for beginner riders to know. He showed me the ropes and really knows his craft! I began to feel more and more comfortable and I have to say, even confident that everything Kelvin was telling me will certainly stick! With the positive and contagious energy he had, my nerves were put to rest and this instant jolt and boost of energy overcame me! There was not one question I asked that was left unanswered by Kelvin. He was able to give me the best answer there was and not afraid to correct me. He instilled a new sense of thinking when it came to riding motorcycles and he stressed the importance of safety and what to do if you are (God forbid) ever in danger. OK.. I must be very honest and also mention that not only was he an AMAZING, FRIENDLY, WELL EDUCATED, ENERGETIC, INTELLIGENT, POSITIVE, HILARIOUS instructor, but SUPER DUPER HOTTIE! So ladies... if you are interesting in learning to ride motorcycles, what can make a better class then a top notch instructor who is total eye candy!!! All in all, MSS is a great program and everyone on the team was like a big family and greeted myself and any first time riders with open arms! THANK YOU KELVIN KU! read more

If you're interested in getting a motorcycle license but don't have a bike, MSS is the way to go. This place is a riot but very well planned. I did the 2.5 day course with a friend of mine and it was great. I can only speak for the Bronx location, but it was a well oiled machine. The course started on-the-dot on time each day and ended early. How can you not love that? The instructors ranged from very good to not-so-good, but at the very least: they were all characters. Would definitely recommend the course to anyone interested. read more

So you wanna ride a motorcycle? Look no further! This is a very well run and quite intensive 2 / 2.5 day course. Don't be scared people! Every step is talked about, explained and ultimately experienced repeatedly on motorcycles as provided by MSS. A few notes from my experience: - Don't be late! I took the course out in Spring Creek and as someone without a car had to rely on weekend trains (the closest being the A/C at Euclid Ave then a 15 minute walk). To make it there around 7.15 meant having to get up at the un-Godly hour of 5:30am! I can't believe I managed that! - Plan ahead! Aside from the required riding clothes bring plenty of water, some snacks and a packed lunch. It's amazing how dehydrated you can get after a few hours on a bike, always have water at hand. There is a vending machine inside but unless you want to live on junk food for 2 days I say bring your own. - Relax! Don't go into this having never ridden a motorcycle before expecting to be some kind of automatic Hells Angel. This is a completely new skill set that your body has to learn so take everything slow and don't get frustrated with yourself. The instructors here are very patient and understanding and will encourage you to LEARN in a group where everyone is at the same level. This was a great overall experience. I would say this course should be the starting point for everyone before getting a motorcycle for the safety education, basic 101 riding skills and knowledge of how motorcycles work. I now have a license and feel like I am capable of taking the next step by buying my own motorcycle and taking (cautiously) to the streets of NY. Thanks MSS! read more

Had no experience on a motorcycle before and they recommended a 2-hour private lesson before taking the Basic Rider Course. I did prep work by reading the BRC course book online and watching youtube before taking the private lesson. It helps cut out the time it takes to explain basic controls. The private lesson gives you the extra seat time beforehand so during the BRC you can work on perfecting the maneuvers for each exercise instead of learning for the first time during the BRC. read more

Pros: instructors (Lenny, Robert, and the guys) are very friendly, they'll kick you in the butt or give encouragement as needed; instructors pass on a lot of real world experience; very positive atmosphere (no stupid questions); they supply the bikes and even helmets Cons: most locations are a pain to get to (I took the course at Mott Haven in the Bronx); bikes are old and banged up and very very finicky; really need more time on the course practicing and less class room time (though the class time is informative) Conclusion: highly highly recommend, it's a bit pricey at $350, but well worth it. read more

Worth every cent the instructors where great!! Tony Rob and Ray Thank you !! Im riding my Harley all because of you ! Be smart take this course and learn how to ride safe!! read more

Pretty awesome experience. I'd never been on a bike before and I was pretty confident of most maneuvers by the second day when you test out. The instructors keep it simple and make it fun, definitely need to check them out if you want to get your license or just get more training. read more

Amazing experience, extremely knowledgeable staff. They will give you the basics with very good organization. The rest, in the street, is up to the individual. Thank to all of you Warmly Simone read more

Never in my wildest dreams would I ever think to say the words "I love school." This place is where its at, through and through. Super informative. I have rode bikes in the past and took this to get my license and a refresher. Took the two day course. I would recommend this to ANYONE that is considering having a motorcycle or motorcycle license. Jason, Omar, and Rick were such great instructors. Money well spent. Thank you. Ride safe everyone. read more

Did a one hour private lesson with Dimitry. Great guy, excellent manner and descriptions. Still raring to go for more.

I can not overstate how fantastic this course was. My friend and I had been talking about getting licenses for a bit and we both independently found MSS through online searches. We were brand new riders (had been on Revels around Brooklyn - RIP) but never had been on motorcycles as anything other than a passenger. We took the basic rider license waiver course with Johnny, Sondra, Yoda, and Ali. While all were great, Yoda was a standout. He was calm, kind, patient, engaging, and supportive (but also super funny). At one point early on in day two, I was a little shaky (just getting used to being on the bike again) and Yoda looked at me after an exercise, smiled, and reminded me to breathe. I felt like I could really lean into practicing because all the instructors wanted me to get better! They emphasized safety (and modeled it - Yoda tapped the knee pads he was wearing under his pants for us) and made us feel like riding was supposed to be fun (but also that it can be risky)! Exactly the balance you'd want. The exercises were well scaffolded for learning, they prepared us well for the testing at the end (we passed!!!) and we got in a fair number of reps. I definitely want more practice (it's super humbling to get on a bike for the first time :) but I definitely feel ready to at least try! Also worth mentioning that Sondra told me after an exercise that I should express more confidence - I looked good and she didn't let me get away with being hard on myself. I really, really appreciated that. For a first time rider, I'd definitely recommend this course and ASK FOR YODA when you sign up! His teaching style was so approachable, clear, common sense, and helped me intuitively understand complicated processes. He broke things down until even tricky stuff became like second nature. THANK YOU! read more

I am so grateful to the MSS. I have dreamed of riding a Motorcycle for years now. This place was the best . I did a few private lessons and then the 2 day course. Now I am riding my Harley around N.Y.C ! Shout out to Zaid , Ray and Preston. Look nowhere else for lessons just go here! read more

If you wouldn't justify flying a plane having only watched some You Tube video lessons and having passed an automobile drivers license, don't ride a motorcycle without motorcycle safety school and their endorsed motorcycle liscence. The fundamental take away after my three days with the exceptionally talented, passionate, insightful and entertaining instructors, Yoda and Danny, was that a motorcyclist's assessment of the road, the environment, the traffic and the situation, (so familiar to us as automobile drivers), is completely different for a well-trained motorcycle rider. Motorcycle safety school enforces the concept that while familiarity and technical competence in maneuvering a motorcycle is essential, the great rider knows not just how to ride, but when to ride, if to ride and what to do in all driving situations. And those situations need to be completely reinterpreted and reassessed from the motorcyclist's point of view as compared to how the same situation would be handled by an automobile driver. The only thing a car and a motorcycle have in common is the pavement their very differet tires touch and even that isnt entirely accurate. Within the car's one lane, there are actually three lanes for a motorcyclist to choose from. Let motorcycle safety school teach you which one to take and stay out of trouble. And finally, arrive early enough on Saturday to watch Yoda's entrance. That right there is worth the price of admission. read more

I completed the MSF Basic Rider Course on 10/16/2016 at the MSS Spring Creek location in Brooklyn. I am satisfied that I now have an understanding of the fundamentals of motorcycling. To appreciate the value of this course, it is wise to have a clear understanding of the expected outcome: understanding and being able to safely execute the fundamentals of basic motorcycling. This course will not take you from a novice to an expert in 2 days. For crying out loud, they do not even teach student riders in this course how to properly lift a fallen motorcycle, or any lessons on the anatomy of a motorcycle; just where the head, fingers, nose, toes and legs of the bike are located. Once you are rostered for a BRC class, you will receive an email to complete the e-course. It is imperative you complete the e-course multiple times prior to Day 1 of your class, and even after successfully completing the Basic Rider Course. Bikes Used: The Harley Davidson XG-500 Street accounted for most of the bikes available at this location. It was a perfect entry level bike to learn to ride on. There were also a Honda Rebel (don't know what archive they found it in), and a scooter. No Suzuki or Yamaha here; only good ole American pride! - The Street 500/750 series are actually made in India. The instructors were knowledgeable and displayed the level of skill and conduct one expects of true professionals. They do not mince words given the fatal consequences of student rider error. So if you are looking for coddling or having your ego stroked, this is not the course for you. Whenever instructions were given on the range, it was repeated as needed, and student riders were given the opportunity to ask questions prior to commencing the exercise. This is a SAFETY school (see school name), therefore the cowboy way does not fly here. Deviating from the instructions provided for the range is grounds to get you counseled out of the course. The key to success is to apply the techniques and learned counseling provided by the instructors. Forget everything uncle Larry taught you, and do what you are told. Passing this course does not make you a Valentino Rossi, nor will you be able to slide like Marc Marquez, but you will have the level of proficiency that allows you to take your (or uncle Larry's) bike on the road and apply those fundamentals and build upon them through constant improvement of techniques and self-evaluations as long as you continue to ride. If you are considering learning to ride (again), I recommend MSS. Ride On - Safely! read more

Great experience! Very knowledgeable and helpful staff. They offer one on one course as well as a group course. I recommend if you have zero experience to take the single course to start your new endeavor! read more

Wow. I still can't believe that I have my motorcycle license! I'm a Female Boomer who weighs about 100 lbs. dripping wet. I selected MSS because it's one of the few places you can train on a scooter. (I've owned a Vespa for 5 years and just kept renewing my permit every year -- even the girl at the DMV said 'Honey, get your license!') On my very first day, I was gently encouraged by my wonderful instructor Tony to take the course on a 'real' motorcycle instead of the scooter. (Equally wonderful Adam and Jimmy helped too.) I went from never having even been ON a motorcycle to passing both written and riding tests! I had just 'celebrated' a Very Major Birthday the previous week, and getting my license was the Best Present Ever. read more

I might sound improbably satisfied with this review, but I had an excellent time at my two day session with MSS. It's not often I find myself so happy with a service. I'll also be posting this on Yelp! and Angie's List. Specifically: Joe, and the two other instructors (7/7/2015 - 7/8/2015) were excellent teachers. I don't remember their names, but they knew mine the entire time. It made it too awkward to ask... that's how good they are, they make it a point to know everything they can to help you be a safer and better motorcyclist (i.e., S-L-P-R). I have been riding for a long time, and I'm at least a decade older than most of the 20 year olds in my group, but I still learned a lot from the instructors. It was really fun to strip everything I thought I knew about riding down to the bone, and start over. Even though it was only a beginner's course, I found myself surprised at how much I was doing wrong on a fundamental level, and how much I could improve by changing the basic mechanics I should have learned when I first started riding. Me and a classmate decided we are going to take the next course, and probably the one after that as well. At the end of the two days, I wanted to learn more and more and see the guys had to say about it. I've never taken a class, course, or mandated event like this where you actually believed the instructors cared about how well you were doing. "Everybody knows this is just a class to take so you don't have to take the road test and risk failing"... absolutely untrue. This class should be mandatory. I don't think I could be given a reasonable road test that I would have failed, but taking this class made me an immeasurably safer rider and I have much more control over my motorcycle now. I DESERVE an insurance discount, I'm a much safer rider now. For example, Joe was insistent that every thing I did on the motorcycle was done with the right head position, foot placement, and body positioning. I'm taller than most, so I was prone to sticking my knees away from cruisers to be comfortable; instead, the guys showed me how much more control I had with my legs against the tank and my body repositioned. What a difference! Again, thanks to the guys who taught me how to ride a bike in my 30s. read more

The MSS: In short, this is an excellent place to learn to operate a motorcycle safely and enjoyably! I'm also speaking for the Mott Haven, Bronx location, but I took the 2 day class instead of the 2.5. For $350, I got to go from not knowing how to turn on a motorcycle to bombing around doing tight figure eights under the tutilage of instructors who were all seasoned motorcyle enthusiasts. All of the instructors had been riding since their early years, had a lot of great stories, excellent comedic delivery and in some cases had competed on two wheels professionally. For the money I paid, I have to say it was well worth it to find out all my bad tendencies from a pro so that I can continue to work on them before they turn into bad habits. The environment was a group setting, it was not threatening or competitive at all, there was a decent mix of experienced riders who had never gotten their licenses as well as people with absolutely no experience such as myself. At the end of the two days, we all took a written test and a riding test, it was not a complete pushover, but I managed to get my road test waiver on the spot and got my M edorsement on my license the next day at the DMV! Can't recommend it enough! read more

I took the basic rider course which I highly recommend for any new rider. The first day was a solid six stars if Yelp went that high. The instructors were Joseph and Ray, both of whom were outstanding. Joseph in particular is a great instructor and even the classroom session, which I assumed would be boring, was informative and entertaining. The riding portion was really well done, and the feedback of both instructors was encouraging and always valuable. The three stars is due to the instructor on the second day, a rodeo clown named Chris. Clearly couldn't care less. Class started an hour late (and this place is a pain to get to on public transport) with stupid youtube videos unrelated to the class. The whole day was this guy giving clipped answers when he answered at all. Total jerk and, educationally, a wasted day. Pretty much ruined the MSF experience for me. I'd go back if I could be assured of getting one of the excellent instructors. But I'll be going somewhere else for the higher level courses. read more

My experience was great from the private lesson I took with Boris prior to the actual course until the end of the brc. I took the two day course being a complete novice never have ridden before. I still am a novice but they teach a wealth of information that you cannot learn from your rider buddies or self learning. My instructors were ray, adam, steven, I forgot the other 2 but all around great guys who explained every part and then did it themselves. Taking this course was a very good investment in my opinion. If you do plan on taking it and have never ridden before trust me take a private lesson before you take the course. It will help you greatly. Highly recommend this school. read more

Echoing some of the previous yelper experiences, the instructors are absolutely fabulous and lovely. However, the management and the administration are terribly trained, inconsistent, and insistently do not take responsibility for their errors on top of being accusatory and rude. It is a shame because the instructors really are wonderful. They clearly are not supported by the "support staff". Many errors abounded in my 2 day riding class at the Spring Creek location. 1) 3 of the 5 of the students were never informed about how the start time was rescheduled to an earlier time so they showed up for the original later start time. We had to start the class very late (~40 minutes). Since I got there early, I waited about an hour for the class to actually start. 2) I was called the Monday of the week that my Th-Fr class was canceled and I was rescheduled to the Sa-Su class but then wasn't put on the roster. I didn't realize this until the 2nd day, got thru day one and the morning of day 2 totally fine with nothing mentioned to me. Then on the 2nd day afternoon, when the instructor couldn't boot up, in the frigid cold, enough bikes for everyone, I was called into the office and admin dressed me down for not confirming with them and tried to make it my fault. At this point, the class had already waited an hour for the bikes to be ready and I had already offered to step aside if need be (everyone else had taken time off from work/family/etc. to take the class; I had a flexible schedule currently so was taking the class for fun/no deadlines). It was an offensive way to deal with an issue of their equipment by making it seem like it was the student's fault there were too many students/not enough bikes. It was a slippery/morally-convenient way to deal with the issue of not having enough bikes, EVEN after I had already offered to step aside separately. They could have resolved it gracefully but chose to not only not do that, but to escalate and accuse. 3) When I asked for a supervisor, the person was like "you're talking to one". It was really sad. Then I asked to talk to the owner and was told a manager would be in on Monday. After that the Manager did call and was very solicitous. Clearly, it seemed they realized how terribly the situation was handled. I was comped and rescheduled for February and was told I could just come in for the 2nd day afternoon, by the Manager and the instructor. 4) But then when I called back to inquire about my rescheduled class (for February of the next year), they said I had to retake everything, including the written test I had passed already. This is totally different than what the Manager had said that I could just come to the 2nd part of the 2nd day. The person on the phone was just also rude, assuming that the miscommunication was due to the fact that I was on speakerphone or bluetooth. (Wut??) They really go out of their way to put blame (even for minutia, like a poor line connection) on the client, rather than take any responsibility as a professional company. (Sorry for the minutia, but it seems they can't get it together so here's a solution that could be tried: They could easily ask for call back numbers when they answer the phone in order to call you back should the line be dropped or unclear. Why ever waste your energy insisting it is the customer's imagined bluetooth or speakerphone?! If your customer service folks are frazzled or overworked and therefore obnoxious to customers, rotate them.) The communication is not clear/rigorous. There is a lot of back-and-forth, cancellations, missed communication, poor scheduling. Be prepared to waste some time dealing with inept admin/managers and doing a lot of the extra work yourself, confirming and re-confirming things have not changed and that you have the right information (different people will give you different information). It's unfortunate that you, as the client, have to take on the burden of providing an extra time cushion in the case your class is canceled/rescheduled/something happens--so if you have to get your license before your permit expires, do it well in advance and don't rely on the MSS getting it right the first time around. Again, the instructors are great and know what they are doing and clearly love to ride and introducing that to others. It's clearly an administrative/managerial issue. If they were not one of the few in NYC that offer the test waiver, I don't think people would put up with their unprofessional and abrasive administrative/managerial staff. I certainly wish there were more options for a similar class such as this in NYC. For $350/person, and very little overhead costs (old bikes and some cones?), you'd think they could get some customer service training for the staff for the holidays. read more

I took a 1-hour private lesson to learn to drive a motorcycle. I've been driving a scooter for years, but have never had any formal instruction. The instructor, Jonathan, did a great job going over the basics, but not making it too remedial. I really appreciated how thorough he was, but also giving me confidence that I could go from a small scooter up to a larger motorcycle. They put safety first, which is very important to me. It was so much fun and incredibly informative, even for someone who's been riding for a while. read more

The Basic Rider's Course was hands down the best way I could have spent $350 prior to purchasing a bike. Having never operated a motorcycle before or even understood what a clutch did, I felt they instructors worked at a pace that allowed even the most novice person to learn how to ride. By the end of the second day almost everyone in the course had a really good handle on how to operate a bike. The beauty of this course is that they want everyone to pass. The instructors are not there to make you feel uncomfortable and worry about failing. They are supportive and enthusiastic the whole time and really made everyone feel comfortable when it came time to take our performance evaluations. This course is way better than learning on your own and showing up to take the road test. Highly Highly recommend for anyone looking to get their license. read more

Super A plus teaching mechanism, cant complaint about anything. Just pass my BRC today thanks to the instructors Joseph, Omar, Tony, or antonio, not good with names lol. Great teacher,money well spend. My first time riding a motorcycle, and let me tell you, this guys will make you understand every part of the motorcycle, point your mistakes as soon as you make them so you wont do it again, help you build your confidence in the bike,teach you good riding strategies,From baby steps, to Pro handling experience, overall Take this class If your serious about riding safety, not only becuase it gives you the opportunity to get your license. The class session is "great" nice and smooth, with lots of video interaction. (Better than the 5 hour pre licensing class, At any driving school lol, DMV ORG, please Make a better video.) :) The range session, "Even Better" with lots of simulation,Lots of exercises. And teaching strategies. Knowledge test, multiple choice question. Skills test, 4 Evaluation parts, U-turn, swerve, braking, making a turn. Had a great class, thanks guys, and the Last class of the Year. Thanks for reading, Merry Christmas guys and have a Happy New Year. read more

This place is awesome. I never had experience riding any type of motorcycle and MSS taught me all the fundamental basics to boost my confidence and become street legal in 2 days. The administration office is professional and friendly, but the actual training locations are mind-blowing. The Sprink Creek location is simply the best!! The instructors are mad chill and answer all your questions thoroughly and professionally. Ray and Zaid especially. Those guys are freakin' awesome and I couldn't have asked for a better learning experience! read more

Whatever has brought you to this page is real. Listen to this instinct and take the course. The trusted staff are a passionate group. Joseph ran point on my group. Legend. This man speaks of his motorcycle as a samurai would of his blade. His ability to communicate directions effectively made me comfortable operating the machine before ever having done so. This was also thanks to Ed. Ed killed it. WATCH OUT FOR YA BOY SCOTT THE MAN THE MYTH CLASS A GENTLEMAN I mean, I'm telling you, you've gotta talk to these people. Be reasonable and take the course. read more