Quick start. No fluff. Great teaching style and techniques from Fizel, Chris, & Ty. Easy to understand. Quick and smooth transition between each exercise. Super safe and consistent.I can drive anything that steers but itd been 30+ years since riding a bike. Also needed my endorsement for street legal. Easy decision. Would definitely recommend this class to anyone.Thx Fizel, Ty, & Chris. Great class!

TLDR: Great course. 10/10 would recommend for any student ready to learn. Only downside, it took a month between signing up and getting into the classes. But, understandable because its riding season!!!!I completed the BRC this past weekend. The zoom class was cool and pretty interactive for an e-course. Of course, that will depend mostly on the attendees participation. The instructors answered all our questions and went through the exercises at a good pace.I would like to admire my on-range RC, Ty. Ty is an awesome coach! He made me feel so calm! I was extremely nervous and almost made up an injury (to myself) to not attend the class. I felt at ease right away! Ty has a very calming voice and demeanor.He is very knowledgeable and kind! Ty is easy to talk to and answered questions directly and never made anyone feel bad or silly for asking questions. Everything was explained very well and his demonstrations were excellent. He accentuated his movements to be clear what he was doing and where he was looking for each exercise; much appreciated.Ty always gave me constructive feedback but also a lot of praise! I believe this teaching style is great for a new rider.I really am grateful he was my coach!Thanks for the class! I now have the confidence to keep practicing as a brand new rider.Everyday is my first day. -Coach Ty

Expensive with below average customer service. Let me explain. First I would like to say that my instructor (Damian) is an excellent instructor and I enjoyed his class. The reason I’m giving this company a low rating is because I asked for what I believe was a reasonable accommodation and they did not want to work with me. In their fleet of motorcycles, they have a BMW model that should not be used to teach beginners. The friction zone for the clutch in these models is almost none existent. In other words, I tried releasing the clutch as slowly as humanly possible while also compensating with throttle, but the engine would still stall. You may say, “oh you’re just a beginner and haven’t figured out the clutch in a motorcycle yet”. Well let me just say that even our instructor stall the engine on these bikes several times while demonstrating because of the same issue. During my class they had to retire one of these BMW because it wouldn’t start and another student also complained about his and got a different bike. The levers on these bikes are not adjustable, so only the very tip of my fingers could reach. As a result my hands started cramping. When I brought this up to my instructor, he he told me that I was doing well so I kept trying. I took a written test but couldn’t tell you if I passed because I never got results. At the end, Damian told me that I didn’t pass the practice test, but was very close to passing and that I should coordinate with Colleen to try again. Here is where things got even worse, Colleen was not interested in hearing my concerns with the motorcycle but very eager to charge me another $80 for me to repeat day 2 of the course. Here are some of the options I wished Colleen would’ve considered; a) We’ll let you try again with a different bike. b) As a courtesy, we’ll let you retake the practice test in a different bike for free or at least with a discount. But no, she when on to say that my hand’s muscles needed to develop and that I could not get the bike up to enough speed to pass one of the exercises in the practice exam. ***HERE ARE THE GOOD NEWS*** I’m very proud to confirm that I wasn’t the issue here. I went with IRON BUFFALO MOTORCYCLE TRAINING and with the motorcycle they provided I did not stall the engine once. Their staff was super friendly and had a legitimate interest on helping me succeed. Their class was more affordable, They provided more miles of training, they would lend you a properly sanitized helmet if you don’t have one and will cover your second try if you don’t pass the first time. I now have my endorsement thanks to them. Learn from my mistake and go with the best first.

The Instructor Mr. Brian was total professional and i learnt some invaluable lessons. Ive riding from the 70s and I Thought I knew how to ride. Now I know there is so much more to riding and i alraedy feel safer on the road from all the good things I have learned. I will recommend T3RG to all my friends or anyone who wants to learn how to ride the safe and correct way. Thanks Mr. Brian!John PaulThe Jamaican Rider

I took the T3RG Basic Rider Course and was thoroughly impressed. The instructors do an amazing job working with the class to ensure participants build a solid understanding of safety and risk management. The office staff, especially Colleen, was incredibly helpful and accommodating to my unique schedule. I highly recommend choosing T3RG for your rider training.

You address is not Gateway highschool. This company is a huge scam! Learn to ride anywhere but here. Gateway is a public school. Not a place to ride motorcycles. Bad bad experiences with this company.

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I had my first training class yesterday with Dave, and it was a great experiece. I took the BRC2 course with my brother and our other friend and we all had a great time learning new techniques and practicing basics. The class truly is what you make it. If you make it long and boring, it will be; but if you make it exciting, light-hearted, and fun, it will be.Thanks Guys!

Big time scammers here. Huge ripoff. Go somewhere that teaches how to safely ride a bike. Not just take your money. Buyer beware!

The teacher was great, given what she had to work with, and I do have my endorsement, so that is good. (This was a women only class, and it was a super hot weekend) The class in many ways was well beneath what I believe it could be, especially for the price. It was held in a parking lot near a college, but we had no use of the school for anything, including the restroom. We had a portable bathroom. (porta potty) There was no clear schedule, and we were very behind after the first day. So we crammed a lot into day 2. No clear lunch time or breaks, we were just kind of winging it. The email I received previous to class said there would be a cool place if it was hot, and cold water, which was shade under a tree, and no cold water.(did have cold water 2nd day) The class time was at a location down the street, in a warm room with folding chairs, and what I thought were mediocre accommodations. I think the curriculum was helpful, and the teacher was good (better when she had help on day 2), but it was far from what I would prefer from a class that cost $335.

These people really dont know how to run a honest business. They ought to be shut down. Dont let them steal your money.Update: Im afraid its too late. Unless you would like to refund my money? Otherwise i just hope people can read this and be smarter then I was.

They just want to make a quick buck. They could care less if you learn anything. They will make sure you leave with your endorsement, but thats it. Really not much proffessionalism with this company. I wouldnt recommend this place to anyone.

The class was enjoyable, educational, and effective. I ride regularly now and am recommending T3RG to others who are interested.

The owner is a great guy and has great customer service if you are looking for basic riding classes or advanced riding classes this is the place to go !!!!! Hands down the nicest people in the business

Great course good people. Jesse is a great instructor!