I recently took a course with ProRide Riding School and couldn't be happier with the experience. The instructors (Christopher, Carol, and Kevin) were incredibly professional and showed relentless care for every rider's safety and learning. Their attention to detail and dedication to ensuring we felt confident and well-prepared on the road was truly impressive. The hands-on training was thorough and tailored to our individual needs, making it effective and enjoyable. If you want to learn how to ride and/or improve your riding skills, ProRide is definitely the place to go!
About ProRIDE Motorcycle Training
ProRIDE Motorcycle Training is an ICBC-approved provider offering comprehensive motorcycle and scooter training for commuting or recreational riding. Since 2000, they have taught riders across Greater Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, the Tri-Cities, the Sea to Sky Corridor, and the Sunshine Coast. With a focus on safety and hands-on instruction, ProRIDE's experienced instructors, like Ben, guide students from absolute beginner to confident rider, ensuring a relaxed and supportive learning environment. Many students praise the instructors for their patience, helpfulness, and ability to make learning approachable and safe. The positive support and detailed explanations from the team help learners gain confidence and improve their motorbike skills. Whether starting from scratch or looking to sharpen skills, students find the training valuable and enjoyable. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to learn or improve their riding ability.
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I highly recommend ProRIDE! Christopher Chou is an excellent instructor! I feel 100x more comfortable and confident after taking this course.
I highly recommend this organization to keep you prepared and safe on the roads!
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350 Gifford Street, New Westminster, BC V3M 0G2
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