Riding School

Come on over neighbors.  You can take a class as long as you have a valid drivers license or if you state has a learners permit program (Please check with your State Motorcycle Regulations)

All students are required to bring the appropriate gear to the riding sessions.  Long denim pants.  Long sleeve shirt/jacket.  Over the ankle boots/shoes.  Without gear, you will not be able to participate and no refund will be issued.   If you sweat a lot, consider bringing a change of clothes so you don’t stink up the car on the drive home.

We teach you safe effective strategies at our SW Florida riding school.  Over 98% of our students continue on to receive their motorcycle license in Florida.  Training that lasts a lifetime!

Doing wheelies, stoppies or burnouts during the class will automatically disqualify you.  No refund will be issued although we might all get a good laugh.

Riding a motorcycle is not for everyone!   We reserve the right to remove anyone that has become a hazard to themselves or other students. Alternate methods of re-training will be discussed.

Upon successful completion of the course, graduates are exempt from further motorcycle testing at the Division of Drivers License Office and may be entitled to insurance premium discounts through participating insurance companies.

Students must attend all classes. Classes begin on Thursday. If you are late or miss any of the riding classes, you will be re-scheduled to the next available position in the next class.

You get a One-Time Forgiveness, which means we will reschedule you into the next available class position to take the course over again.

YES.   You need a valid drivers license to take our motorcycle lessons.  You will need this before your riding sessions?

If you decide on the first (non-riding portion of the course) that this is not for you, we will gladly refund your money.

Classes run rain or shine! If rain is in the forecast, bring your rain gear.

There is no age limit, however you do need a valid drivers license (from any state or country).

NO!  Motorcycles are provided as well as helmets and full finger gloves for those who do not yet own their own.  The students are responsible for riding gear including long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, over the ankle riding shoes and eye protection.