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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What skills will I learn in class?

    • We'll start to make sure everyone is on the same page with motorcycle controls and how to operate them and then move onto clutch control. From there we'll practice sitting and standing posture for off road riding with drills designed to get students familiar with operating the motorcycle while standing. Each exercise builds off the previous ones to grow confidence while challenging new skills. By the end of the day you'll be able to stand, counterbalance, shift weight, use your feet to control the motorcycle, ride over obstacles, and traverse hills. All the basic skills you need to tackle off road riding.

  • How long are classes? What does a typical class look like?

    • Classes meet up at 8:30AM for gear and motorcycle check and the class starts at 9:00AM. Typical classes run 6-7 hours with a lunch break in the middle. We'll spend the majority of the time practicing new skills on a closed range. After the closed range exercises, we'll go out on a short group ride to explore the park and get you familiar with riding some simple trails.

  • Where are classes held?

    • Classes are held at Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area just east of Livermore, CA

  • What do I need to bring for class?

    • Lunch, snacks, and water/drink. We'll have a cooler of water on hand as well

    • Riding gear:

      • DOT Approved, properly fitted helmet

      • Goggles or face shield,

      • Full fingered gloves,

      • Long sleeved shirt or jacket

      • Sturdy pants

      • Over the ankle boots or footwear

  • If I don't have gear, do you provide any riding gear?

    • Yes, if you let us know before hand, we can provide helmet, goggles, and gloves. You'll still need to have your own long sleeved shirt or jacket, pants, and over the ankle footwear.

  • Are rental motorcycles available?

    • Yes, we can provide rental motorcycles. Because there is limited availability, please contact us prior to signing up about renting a motorcycle for class.

  • Are you associated with the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF)?

    • Yes, we are a recognized training provider for the MSF Dirtbike School. That means that our coaches are certified and insured by the MSF. The MSF is the internationally recognized developer of comprehensive, research-based training curricula.

  • What is the MSF Dirtbike School?

    • The MSF Dirtbike School is the training class developed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation to teach basic off road riding skills. You can learn more by visiting Dirtbikeschool.org

  • What is your cancellation policy?

    • If a student needs to cancel for any reason, please let us know as soon as possible. If it is within 7 days of a class, only 50% of the class fee will be refunded. Alternatively, we are happy to reschedule you for another class.

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