Bay Area Motorcycle Training

Fantastic experience: Lisa was great help on the call, she answered all my question and lead me to right directions.

Negative experience: One of the most unprofessional and unorganized businesses I have ever dealt with in my career.

Negative experience: I Agree With ONE Of The Reviewers. I took this course in Vallejo 2021, I took the BEGINNERS course, meaning First timer. I explained that I've been on the back of bikes, but never rode one on my own. Out of the 12 students this day 5 of us was beginners, the remaining 7 had years of experienced, but was there just to get their M1. The instructions had little to no patience with us newbies, they barked orders at me and kept asking me to speed up to keep up with the experienced riders when i wasnt comfortable doing do ( again first time operating a bike) continously threatened to send us home ( so we can practice more and come back) which made us more nervous , it was intimidating. There was this one instructor, I wish I could remember his name, ( Filipino I believe) He was Hella Cool and displayed great professionalism and patience.... I' wish he'd open up his own school, he pulled me aside and EXPLAINED what I was doing correctly and incorrect, what I should be doing, how to do this or that, I mean, He was Instructing, not just giving out commands and expecting people to know what they're talking about. It was supose to be a BEGINNERS course. And yes, bikes are raggedy and dangerous, they had to swap out my bike twice..... I eventually went to the Harley Davidson Academy in Fairfield and Huge difference, same price, but WAAAAY better course, instructor and omg those bikes are BEAUTIFUL

Fantastic experience: They are strict but it’s important for motorcycle riding also allot of the bad reviews are from people who didn’t pass the class so keep that in mind. My only thing that I would like then to improve on is better bikes but I bet they would just get stolen.

Negative experience: Instructors are condescending, not specific with their feedback, and angry when you make a small mistake. If you expect patient instructors with detailed instructions to make you a better rider, please save yourself the time and choose a different organization. The beginning course is meant for people with previous riding experience.