TNT Motorcycling Ltd

My wife registered for a rider course where we live, and she was disappointed by both the instructors' cockiness and military stance. TNT Motorcycling Ltd was formed in 1999 because I, the owner, live for my sport. I am Edmonton’s first private riding school, and I revolutionized rider training. Training for Success was our first rallying cry. It reminds our instructors that the students come first. My research will reveal that we are the only riding school to have had an outside trainer evaluate and critique our courses. We are the initial Canadian school to provide Lee Parks Advanced Rider Training Course and Total Control. Simon Pavey, a Welsh instructor, led me in Level 2 BMW Off-Road Skills, which I finished in April 2013. TNT is committed to offering good Rider Training Courses. I want to continue my education so that TNT is always current with Rider Training Courses. In 2014, I was contracted to provide special riding lessons in Nigeria. TNT Motorcycling is Nigeria’s first Rider Training Company to offer such courses. It was notable how many good riders we met, and I had a fantastic time helping them. Testimonials from Nigeria are available. On January 1, 2015, Eric (18) and I departed from Lagos for Vegas. We heated our bikes and drove through Mexico, Central America, and South America to Ushuaia. It took us three months. Pictures are available on our TNT Motorcycling FaceBook Page. Eric was very pleased. I think he was 18 rt.

The reviews consistently praise the instructors as welcoming and student-oriented, beginning motorcyclists find the instructors helpful in a course. Many enjoy the course structure, approach to practical training and relate it to personal experience, referring to it as a “great class.” Both the learning approach and supportive environment create a place conducive to learning and prepare students for the road. A review commented on how the instructors were very helpful and the learner passed the road test after practicing following the course. Nonetheless, a few reviews noted that the course content needed improvement, and the learner was a bit anxious. Despite some negative remarks, the course mostly appears to be structured and that the riders leave with a firm grasp of the basics and feel more confident and ready for the road, encouraging future students. The reports were encouraging and positive overall and had little negative feedback or reasons why someone should not enroll.