Took the basic rider course years ago and came back for the experienced rider course. Their methodology is sound, knowledge and skills application is precise, and their instruction and practice makes me a better rider. Shout out Scott and Greg for conducting a great course.

I had Bobby and Sam for my BasicRiders course. Both were excellent instructors who did an amazing job at teaching me the basics of riding a motorcycle. I came into the class with no riding experience and both were very accommodating and very elaborate with their explanations and tips. Both Bobby and Sam are excellent instructors. I’m leaving the riders course a lot more confident and comfortable being on two wheels. Overall, the BasicRiders course was wonderful and Bobby and Sam are both amazing instructors!

Just took the course with Brian and bob at Brookdale community college. It was a great course and they were both great. Lots of good practice for a complete beginner. We did not all use the same bikes. Most of them were really old low powered Suzukis which worked fine, two Honda Rebels, one Honda 300CB and one Yamaha. It would be nice if they were all mid powered Street Bikes or Cruisers - to get a feel of what you may actually use once you get your license. A few things I would adjust to the course. More practice for upshifting and downshifting: In this course you never are instructed to go past second gear so you never learn how to downshift unless you go down to 1 to a stop. There also wasn't much instruction on understanding the mechanics and using the clutch. Also Until I watched YouTube I didn't know that you can shift gears without clutching and also engine breaking. If I didn't know how to drive stick and there wasn't YouTube I would have more trouble with this. I think there needs to be a little more with practicing on leaning - specifically at different speeds since there are different leaning techniques and also counter steering. It would be nice to have a larger practicing area to go faster speeds. Maybe these some of these things are too advanced but I'd like to see maybe a 3 day to a week class for beginners with maybe a day or break in-between to cover more advanced rider skills. Also I feel like most people who come to these classes know a little about motorcycles - so it may be hard for someone that has never been around them.

I took a full refresher course with Mr. Nick and Mr. Bob at the RENJ Piscataway facility this weekend, and I was totally impressed with the professionalism of these two coaches. They handled the well-structured curriculum efficiently, patiently guided us through the riding exercises and the final test "celebration", and at no point in the two-day course did anyone feel pressured nor feel disappointment that they were falling short because we were constantly fed with encouragement. The coaches' passion and caring for the sport and devotion to instruction serves as an inspiration for those of us who are working towards acquiring riding proficiency. I highly recommend this riding institution to anyone who would be interested in further improving their motorcycle riding experience. I am very satisfied!

I recently completed my motorcycle training here and I couldn’t be more pleased with the experience. From start to finish, the program was well-structured, informative, and—most importantly—fun. A huge thank you to our outstanding coaches, Brian and Bob. Their patience, encouragement, and deep knowledge of motorcycle safety made all the difference. They were both incredibly professional while keeping the sessions engaging and relaxed. I appreciated how they took the time to give individual feedback and always emphasized safety and control. I highly recommend this school to anyone—whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills.