That's amazing for someone who has never ridden more than a bicycle. I'm not even slightly nervous about it, all because these fine instructors have made us Road Ready in only 4 days. I'm excited for the 2nd road ride which includes highway. It wasn't just 1 way of teaching, they adapted to everyone's needs. I cannot explain in words how appreciative I am of their hard work in teaching us all in ways that worked. And it was because of the instructors' knowledge at ProRide that made us ready for that Day 5. The teaching they gave prepared us for this Road Ride (Not to mention the MST on day 4). But It was beyond comfortable and felt second nature after only a couple minutes of being on the road with the instructor.

Let me put it simply, i'd have paid more for this course.ĭay 5 - Road Ride: I was nervous, so were a few others. All of them were helpful beyond your imagination.

The learning curve was indeed steep, but it was reachable thanks to the instructors at ProRide. Brian and John made everything enjoyable.ĭay 3/4: Bikes in the parking lot. I signed up as soon as i ended the phone called with ProRide(The final one i called) and immediately took the knowledge test to attend the ProRide school.ĭay 1/2: Classroom. ProRide immediately set off to answer each and every question, no matter how tedious or repetitive. ProRide was one of the 2 or 3 that popped up, so I called each one and asked a few questions. At the 2 week mark I realized how badly I wanted to learn to ride a motorcycle, so I looked up some places nearby. I moved from Winterpeg(Winnipeg) to Vancouver for school, this was about 3 weeks ago. Not sure where to begin, but let's start here.

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