STMC Honda

Experiencia fantástica: Great experience, will come back soon. Excellent instructor. Thanks Kylee very professional indeed.....!

Experiencia fantástica: This was my first place to learn how to ride a 2 wheel motorcycle and if you pay attention to the instructions and everything in the classroom you gonna learn no matter what the coaches are super nice and patient, all you need is listen and try to apply it. The price of the class is really worth it you gonna have so much fun.

Experiencia fantástica: Great place to start you motorcycle ride or refresh you skills for the road ,great instructor,s and staff amazing new motorcycle to learn on , thanks you guys for the great service

Experiencia fantástica: Took the California Motorcycle Safety Program offered at STMC Honda and passed on my first time taking the class. The course costed 425 dollars and took place over the span of 2 days. The course is a pass/fail course, so you aren't guaranteed to get your MTC certification when purchasing this course. Something nice about this course though is that if you are failed from the course they provide you the opportunity to retake the course again within a 2 month span for free. In a class of 6 people, 5 passed. Both days start off at 7AM, and have you in a classroom until 10:15 AM learning about different parts of motorcycling such as the importance of gear and strategies to ride safely and efficiently. After 10:15AM they had us taking a lunch break until 11AM, and that's when we started riding the motorcycles both days. The first day of riding focused heavily on getting us used to the motorcycles, specifically the controls, maneuvering, shifting, using the clutch and brakes, and most importantly looking where you want to go. The 2nd day of riding focused on a brief review from the first day and more focus on low speed maneuvering, cornering, swerving, and generally emergency maneuvers. On the 2nd day you take a written exam around 9AM, and this is needed to pass the STMC Honda course (Different from DMV written exam), and then after riding we took the Driving Skills Assessment. You need to pass the written and driving exams to pass. A tip for the written exam is to review the review questions the day before from the book they provide online, and to pay attention in class. For the Driving Exam, a big tip is to always look where you want to go as this helps with driving and is a big part of the grading. I didn't have any previous experience riding motorcycles before this class, neither manual vehicles. I only had some experience riding bicycles beforehand, which says a lot about how helpful the teachers were considering I passed. Gear is provided for free, the only thing you need to bring for yourself is a pair of non rip pants such as denim jeans. This means the helmet, jacket, gloves, and shoes can all be provided and borrowed for free from the Riding Center. The motorcycles are also provided, and they were nearly brand new since the riding center gets a new set of motorcycles each December from what I understood. We had the opportunity to choose between riding a Honda CB300R or a Honda Rebel 250, and I chose the 300R since it fit my size better. The people who instructed me were George, Russell, and Ripp. They were all extremely helpful in teaching and were very encouraging. They did a great job in making me feel comfortable and with their positive attitudes and patience with me I really can't credit them enough with me passing this course. 10/10 trainers Before taking this course, I'd say it's required you should know how to balance a bicycle at the bare minimum. Another skill you need to carry as a beginner is the ability to absorb as much information as possible, and to take advice well. The teacher's advice was extremely helpful and it helped me a lot to seriously try applying their advice as soon as I could. Overall, I heavily recommend this course to anyone interested or curious in learning how to ride motorcycles. The people there are great and the retake policy, in my opinion, is extremely generous.

Experiencia negativa: Didnt learn shit instructors dont wanna repeat themselves when ur on a noisy bike this school just wants to take your money and the instructors are rude dont go here you can literally learn more on youtube for free