SUNCOAST RIDER TRAINING 6218 Commercial Way, Spring Hill, FL 34606

"10/10 experience. Highly highly highly recommend. I went 45 minutes out of my way to come to this specific location and it did not disappoint. The instructors, Dana and Frank were exceptional. They are incredibly helpful in the learning process and their expertise is evident in every lesson. I didn’t feel pressured or uncomfortable. I went in with practically no experience or knowledge and felt very doubtful about my abilities. By the end of the 2 day course, it taught me really valuable skills and instilled confidence in my abilities. There’s no doubt in my mind they are the best to learn from for any new rider."

"the instructions are absolutely amazing! they make the class so fun and have so much knowledge. they really make sure you have what you need for you to be comfortable with riding! I will definitely recommend them to everyone.."

"Thank you Frank , you are an amazing teacher and human. If you’re looking to get some knowledge and experience riding motorcycles this is your one stop . Frank has patients, he has perspective and really teaches each individual how to be safe and knowledgeable riders . His passion and experience are very much what made me feel like I had the perfect riders coach ."

"This has got to be the best place in FL to take your motorcycle class. I walked in knowing NOTHING about motorcycles or how to ride them. And I walked out with my endorsement and full confidence in controlling a bike and safety knowledge. Frank was awesome and kept the class lighthearted and funny. And him and Dana did an excellent job at explaining in detail so a new or experienced rider would understand. I couldn’t recommend coming here enough. So happy I came here :)"

"Good, clean equipment, plenty of schedule options, solid booking website, and an excellent instructor. We came from out of town so my partner could take Frank's evening course and it was well worth it. Despite a small turnout of her and only one other, due to some cancellation, he still held the course. His teaching strategy focuses on small corrections with lots of positive reinforcement and it works well. The majority of their time was spent actually riding and the students got lots of one on one time."