Gear Requirements

SoCal Motorcycle Training

For our Basic Course

Full-face or three-quarter helmet with DOT certification. We highly recommend you bring your own helmet but, if you don't have one, we can loan you one of ours.
Eye protection. Can be glasses, goggles or the visor of your helmet.
Full-finger leather gloves or street-specific motorcycle gloves. No work gloves or dirt-bike gloves allowed.
Sturdy, over-the-ankle footwear with low heels. No soft material allowed around your ankles.
Long sleeve jacket or shirt without rips or holes.
Durable, long pants without rips or holes.

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For our Intermediate Course

Full-face or three-quarter helmet with DOT certification. Loaner helmets are available to students who take the course for licensing purposes.
Eye protection. Can be glasses, goggles or the visor of your helmet.
Full-finger leather gloves or street-specific motorcycle gloves. No work gloves or dirt-bike gloves allowed.
Sturdy, over-the-ankle footwear with low heels. No soft material allowed around your ankles.
Long sleeve leather jacket or motorcycle-specific textile jacket. No rips or holes.
Durable, long pants without rips or holes.

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For our Advanced Courses

Full-face or three-quarter helmet with DOT certification.
Eye protection. Can be glasses, goggles or the visor of your helmet.
Full-finger leather gloves or street-specific motorcycle gloves. No work gloves or dirt-bike gloves allowed.
Sturdy, over-the-ankle footwear with low heels. No soft material allowed around your ankles.
Long sleeve leather jacket or motorcycle-specific textile jacket. No rips or holes.
Motorcycle-specific pants without rips or holes. Chaps, motorcycle-overpants and Kevlar jeans are accepted.

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For our 3-Wheel & Can-Am Course

Full-face or three-quarter helmet with DOT certification. We highly recommend you bring your own helmet but, if you don't have one, we can loan you one of ours.
Eye protection. Can be glasses, goggles or the visor of your helmet.
Full-finger leather gloves or street-specific motorcycle gloves. No work gloves or dirt-bike gloves allowed.
Sturdy, over-the-ankle footwear with low heels. No soft material allowed around your ankles.
Long sleeve jacket or shirt without rips or holes.
Durable, long pants without rips or holes.

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San Bernardino

"Fantastic beginner's class which taught me how to ride and do it safely. Within two days of purchasing my first motorcycle I used the fundamentals taught to avoid an accident when a car made an illegal U-turn directly in front of me. Steve and Jeff are superb instructors and I cannot say enough good things about them and the class. Take some water and light snacks with you."

― Summer B

"A great experience through and through from class to the range. Instructors Jesse and Chelsea are awesome, listen to what they have to say and things will go SMOOOOOTHLY."

― Angel G

"Honestly, I was scare to the bone; had trouble with whiskey throttle. However, Bob & Jessie were a great help in every aspect throughout the whole 3 days. I learn a lot, I appreciate the help they gave and guidance was amazing. I recommend this course, it'll help you learn the basics and with Bob and Jessie, they will teach you to total control the bike."

― Roman Luna

"Excellent instructors. This is a lot more fun than I thought it would be."

― Mitch Kettering

"It was fantastic, learned how to be a confident safe rider. The instructors were Great, full of information and wonderful attitudes."

― Jason No

"This is my 2nd day of training, hopefully I pass the driving portion because that's what I'm most nervous about. Just wanna say that either way, pass or fail, these 2 instructors Kai and Joe are absolutely stellar instructors!!!!A+++ thank you so much!!!! "

― Kirsten Deleo

"Just finished the beginners course and all I can say is amazing! My instructors Jessie and John were nothing but the best, I have never been on a motorcycle before and by the end of the course I was ridding with confidence. Thank you so much!"

― Chris Lozano