This class is a must, especially for beginners, those who haven’t road in a while, and those with bad habits. The instructors were great and very knowledgeable. Two thumbs up!!
It was a great riding skills course to learn the proper motorcycle riding techniques. The instructors are super friendly, attentive and helpful. I enjoyed our class.
The instructors at Ride Chicago are very knowledgeable and helpful for first time riders and advance riders. They really prepare you for success when your out on the road.
Ian, Kevin, Katie, Paco were outstanding. I took this class with my daughter and we were impressed the how much we learned in two days. We will be taking the test very soon.
I was looking for a motorcycle ride school after bought my Harley and I found the correct one. Great staff! They was very patient and teach me everything of necessary, not only ride if not ride safe. Jay, Tim and Steven the best!
Jay and Paco were patient, knowledgeable and made the learning fun! I took the beginner learn to ride course and feel ready for the test. I hope to take an intermediate skills course next year.
Wonderful & concise video of the expected skills for motorcycle testing. Thanks Jay. Props to Natalie my instructor who told me to study this video. Thanks. I'll always remember my experience with Ride Chicago, definitely an advantage to any rider who attends.
Wish we had classes in the southern part of Illinois. I practiced my ass off and went to take the riding skills. Knocked over two cones,so I pulled off the course and failed myself.
WARNING - I took the test at Elston DMV on the northside. The cone weave was very tight, much tighter than what is seen here. Plus they don't allow ANY practice at all and you'll be in line for three hours before you get to ride which basically eliminates any warm-up that you may have done before entering the parking lot. Also, with part 3, you need to complete the test within a certain amount of time (1:00) and stop within 9ft or you get points off. I did it in 1:09 with 13ft and took a 4 point penalty maximum. I'm pretty sure I stopped in around 10ft and I had maxed my first gear (250 rebel) so... be warned if you have a slower bike you might have trouble here. I passed the exam and got my M class but that cone weave was definitely more cramped at my location.
I learned how to ride a motorcycle with ease thanks to Paco,Kevin,Tim,and Brad at the United Center location.
Thanks Fellas 🤘😎🤘
I passed the test*
The class really helped me learn, and it is very fun itself! The instructors are very nice. Bikes are kept well. Really recommend the class!
This class is a must, especially for beginners, those who haven’t road in a while, and those with bad habits. The instructors were great and very knowledgeable. Two thumbs up!!
Great team of instructors, Jay and Paco were cool, supportive and patient. Tons of experience there to draw upon.
It was a great riding skills course to learn the proper motorcycle riding techniques. The instructors are super friendly, attentive and helpful. I enjoyed our class.
The instructors at Ride Chicago are very knowledgeable and helpful for first time riders and advance riders. They really prepare you for success when your out on the road.
Ian, Kevin, Katie, Paco were outstanding. I took this class with my daughter and we were impressed the how much we learned in two days. We will be taking the test very soon.
I was looking for a motorcycle ride school after bought my Harley and I found the correct one. Great staff! They was very patient and teach me everything of necessary, not only ride if not ride safe. Jay, Tim and Steven the best!
Had an awesome time in class-challenging, but non the less awesome. Thank you Jay, Natalie and Paco; couldn't ask for better instructors.
Great class that really prepares you for both the test and the road, plus you get a free t-shirt.
Jay and Paco were patient, knowledgeable and made the learning fun! I took the beginner learn to ride course and feel ready for the test. I hope to take an intermediate skills course next year.
Wonderful & concise video of the expected skills for motorcycle testing. Thanks Jay. Props to Natalie my instructor who told me to study this video. Thanks. I'll always remember my experience with Ride Chicago, definitely an advantage to any rider who attends.
The guys at Ride Chicago were great! Made sure everyone was safe and class was enjoyable even when there were mess ups.
Wish we had classes in the southern part of Illinois. I practiced my ass off and went to take the riding skills. Knocked over two cones,so I pulled off the course and failed myself.
THE BEST VIDEO. THANK YOU!
The class awesome. I feel comfortable riding a motorcycle. The instructors are awesome!
Tim and Andy are great. Thanks for the class!
WARNING - I took the test at Elston DMV on the northside. The cone weave was very tight, much tighter than what is seen here. Plus they don't allow ANY practice at all and you'll be in line for three hours before you get to ride which basically eliminates any warm-up that you may have done before entering the parking lot. Also, with part 3, you need to complete the test within a certain amount of time (1:00) and stop within 9ft or you get points off. I did it in 1:09 with 13ft and took a 4 point penalty maximum. I'm pretty sure I stopped in around 10ft and I had maxed my first gear (250 rebel) so... be warned if you have a slower bike you might have trouble here. I passed the exam and got my M class but that cone weave was definitely more cramped at my location.
How does part 3 take a minute? It seems like it should take less then 15 seconds? Is there something that they haven’t added?
@@dreaded5699 It was meant to be the time to stop. Minimum 1.0 seconds... I was 1.09.
ride Chicago is a great school.. the instructor's are cool abs they really know they're stuff...
Great class! Very instructive
Great class would recommend!
You guys were great thanks again!
How far apart are the cones for the Cone weave
12’
2’ offset
Try doing on a touring bike it’s not as easy and takes a lot of practice
No shit
4 star class
Do you know, how many mistakes can I do on the test?