Southwest Motorcycle Training

Fantastic experience: Even though I didn't catch many worlds they said In english, I could follow up with the instructions that they gave me, was 7 people, 1 gave up and the girls was dropping the motorcycle a lot, so they sent them home in the first day. The following day was the day of the test, and one guy didn't showed up. So the four of us passed, but you have to have good determination to follow up with the instructions and be very attentive, the course was not easy so if you are a strong person that don't let your head down because somebody's screaming at you you should be good to go.

Fantastic experience: My brother and I took a class here maybe 15 years ago and we had a great time and learned a lot

Fantastic experience: A good place for get your motorcycle training license you need to have courage and determination to pass it, focus and always look up cheers to the instructors.

Fantastic experience: I booked without reading many reviews - not the bad ones anyway. So 3 days before my weekend review I dug into them. Wow, there were a lot of reviews about how horrible the trainers were, one in particular. I was actually kind of worried and considered not going. That would've been really stupid. So I will preface this by saying I have been riding dirt bikes and quads and motorcycles since I was able to walk. My drivers license expired while I was out of country and I was forced to retake my drivers and motorcycle tests. Here are my bullet points for reviewing this school. I am a 45 year old female. a) there was nothing inappropriate about the training unless you are a sheltered person. In the motorcycle community there are a lot of "good old boys" and this is part of life. If you don't like a little straight dirt without having things sugar coated.....then this isn't the school for you. Ian is very much himself and if you let go of your ego and just listen, you'll be fine. If you don't like swear words...go somewhere else. b) this is 100% beginner training c) if you have never ridden a motorcycle before or at least a quad, you will be nervous, scared, feel pressure etc...and you NEVER leave a closed parking lot. Sit on a bike or two or take a friends dirt bike out before you come. Motorcycles are not for everyone and riding around sitting on an engine is a responsibility. d) if you are scared or don't follow instructions you will fail. 3 of the 8 of us did not pass. And 2 out of the 5 (myself included) were experienced riders. Skills fade - you need to check your ego and take it like you're a beginner again. e) do not do this between July and September. My regret is that I did and I had heat stroke from day 1. The heat is no joke, it plays a serious role in your ability to think and act and react - and learn. f) there is no bathroom...if you're a lady or suffer with diarrhea, be prepared and go before you arrive. The breaks are short and meant for hydration only.....and there is a gas station 1/2 a block away for emergencies. Bring snacks and water and electrolytes. g) this is a family business, these people are dedicated to training you up right whether you like the delivery or not. Marshall and Ian have their own styles and you will benefit from both so leave your ego at the door and go to learn or refresh and become a safer rider. The people that failed, needed to fail. They were given a lot of chances and still were too scared/confused about basic riding to be able to allow them out on the road. We didn't even make it out of 2nd gear. We didn't go into traffic. For the record these people were stalling constantly, crashing, putting feet down on the ground, being shaky, scared to go faster than 10mph.....no one was unfairly judged and I'm glad that those who need more training were not given the privilege of being allowed out on the roads where they'd surely get themselves killed. Be honest about your abilities and maybe take some training on basic riding before you take your course if you're super super new to it.

Fantastic experience: Very Good School 100% I’m lucky to join on this School