Pacific Motorcycle Training

Experience the best motorcycle instruction in the Bay Area with us. Our classes teach you the fundamentals of motorcycle riding and give you your endorsement. Moreover, our instructors are accredited by the Total Control Riding Clinics and are part of the CMSP (California Motorcyclists Safety Program). You can start living your dream on two wheels when you contact us today. Get your license and learn how to ride your motorcycle safely and confidently. Our motorcycle and scooter classes are offered in San Francisco at three different locations: Las Positas College Sports Complex in Livermore, Salinas, and South San Francisco. The locations are convenient to find, and there is ample parking available. This course is approved by the CMSP. Students who pass the course will be deemed to have completed the DMV test. Our course is filled with the most cutting-edge safety strategies available. This includes not only everything from accident prevention to cornering, but also braking, clutching, and throttle control. You will also practice these techniques on our motorcycles so you can learn them firsthand.

Riders demonstrate satisfaction and recommend the training center. They value instructors' patience, professionalism, passion for riding and safety. First-time riders enjoy the drills and how-to information that enhance their confidence. The instructors focus on safety and share their love for the sport. The trainees get a sense of what safe riding entails by following the instructions' curbing. Moreover, they appreciate the professionalism and competence of instructors by explaining complicated concepts in a way that beginners can understand. Above all these experiences assist riders in learning how to navigate barriers, giving them a chance to be perfect in their class and private riding. They are encouraged to continue learning because the instructors can cover every factor of the class. Riders recorder a significant improvement in their skills and confidence throughout the training class archives. Overall, they recommend any aspiring riders to take a course first before embarking on actual riding. They emphasize the need to learn safe riding practices and skills.