Volunteer Motorcycle Training Services

Experiencia fantástica: Learn to ride’s entire crew was very capable and professional! The admin sent out more than enough information prior to the event to ensure safe arrival and preparation. I felt very confident and comfortable from beginning to end. The instructor was top notch. Professional and knowledgeable. I walked away feeling more confident than I have in a very long time. Amazing experience! I would also like to add…take a serious look at what and where AD Russ ¥¥¥ has reviewed. Dude; you only like pizza and gaming and everything else is a blast of hate? I hope everyone sees how decent people looking to obtain real life experiences review this company and ignore the hate mongers like AD Russ. I’d like ta meet ya buddy. Maybe you just need a friend that calls you on your bs. ;)

Experiencia fantástica: Man this was an awesome course. The instructor is super knowledgeable and not only explained the drill, he demonstrated what “right looked like”. I cannot recommend this course enough to Adventure riders of all skill levels. The muddy conditions made it even more educational.

Experiencia fantástica: Great opportunity to learn proper skills pertaining to ADV riding. Excellent, professional and patient instructor (Gunny Crawford). Thank you

Experiencia fantástica: Whether you're new to riding or have some time on the road, training with Learn to Ride Tennessee is 100% worth the investment. The last time I rode a motorcycle was back in the late 80's, and I was a bit nervous getting back on a motorcycle again, but that quickly faded once we started the hands-on training. The instructor, Will, is extremely knowledgeable and is thorough in his teaching. He moved at a pace that everyone was comfortable with. No details were left out. The entire staff is super knowledgeable and friendly. Thank you, Will, Laura, and Gunny, for an awesome experience. I look forward to taking the BRC2 course with you guys next year!

Experiencia negativa: The only good person from my experience with this course was Laura. The instructors who taught my class were extremely poor at coaching. If I remember correctly, the coaches were Tom and Mike. For starters, Tom was the main issue. He expects every beginner, who has never touched a motorcycle, to pick up all the information right off the bat. And would get angry if someone is holding up the class just because someone is having a hard time getting the lessons down. I shouldn’t be so angry at him or Mike, but it’s hard for me to shake off that experience, and to be honest, I really despise them for their behavior. IT’S A BEGINNERS CLASS! They get visibly frustrated when someone isn’t getting it down and tries to force them off the field and make them feel bad for not getting it down. They’re just in it for the money if they act like that. Not for the love of riding motorcycles. For $300 dollars, you would expect them to at least give it their all to do a better job with both communication and motivating their class members. Although Laura did make me feel a little better afterwards, I don’t feel comfortable going back to them to learn anything. Especially if those two so called “coaches” are teaching people. It’s false advertising if they don’t take the time to actually teach raw beginners. My advice? Get a motorcycle, and find an independent contractor who teaches new people. You’ll get better results than dealing with sorry coaches like Tom and Mike.