Motorcycle Safety School Office

Signed up for the Bronx location. Day one classroom with Bret and while the material was dry he kept things moving and emphasized important concepts. Day one road instruction with Bret and Jimmy who were both very attentive and helpful, with corrections and guidance given to each student. Jimmy could be a bit blunt (maybe even snarky) but he must ensure everyone is following directions and maintain safety, and to be fair he was very encouraging and engaging.

Day two classroom with Scott who talked more about his riding abilities and his girlfriend than any meaningful material. Day two road instruction with Jimmy and Scott. Jimmy was running the show, with Scott mostly demonstrating the course precisely and bit too quickly for the beginners. Scott really failed the students by offering very little feedback to riders and mostly standing around texting and either talking on the phone via ear piece or listening to music the whole time.

At the end of the day the course served it's purpose, and I left with a road test waiver.

Just finished my course. All coaches are great but if you are lucky to be taught by Joseph, it'll also be some real fun. I could listen him forever. He's the best coach I've ever had. It looks impossible to put so much meaningful and important information into your head within a few hours but he does do it.

Had a great experience. I took the 2 day class to get it over with and it was well worth it. All three of the guys who were instructing had their own insight into all the ways that i could improve my form and posture in tight turns at speed and general safety through quick manoeuvres without panicking. All the guys were keenly observing how i was performing the whole time and had poignant comments for how i could better fix all the bad habits i had picked up and it was really enlightening and they really eased my mind and got me to feel relaxed on the bikes. Thanks so much

They also told me that the bikes shouldn't feel like the ones we were practicing on so normally the front brake shouldn't be sticky like the two bikes i was trying to learn on nor should the clutch be so loose. But apparently there was potentially a light at the end of the tunnel (at the spring Creek location) on that account since i think the fleet of bikes is being replaced.

I got a $6/mo. premium reduction on my insurance as well. which was nice.

Top notch school. Spring Creek is quite the place and the instructors are faantastic. I highly recommend the course. Basic1. Great experience and am now the proud owner of a Vespa LX 150 and I love it.

I took Class at CSI Location. My introduction Instructor was John-Peter!!! I learn so much even more than expect!!! My 3 day Course I had with Shawn, Rick and John-Peter!!! I would like to personally thank those guys for being professional!!!
I had 4 guys in my class who've been riding motorcycle for over 5-6 years with permit and they finally decide to get "M" License + they share with all of us their personal riding experience that let all class understand reality of riding!!!
PEOPLE THERE'S NOTHING TO BE ASHAME OF BEING IN SCHOOL EVEN IF YOU EXPERIANCE DRIVER WITH PERMIT. AFTER THE CLASS YOU'LL GET WAIVER THAT YOU CONVERT to "M" Class Lisence AT ANY DMV NEAR YOU!!!!
A++++++++ FOR MSS!!!!