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3111 Saunders Settlement Rd, Sanborn
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3111 Saunders Settlement Rd, Sanborn
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Hey there! I felt leaving a review was important because I was hesitant from the other reviews but glad to have taken the class here with instructor KEN C. (There are other Kens). First off, Ken was a great coach. He gave us every opportunity to feel comfortable with our skill sets. Always answered questions, and I had some! You can't go wrong taking the course with Ken C. Also if it matters, he didn't yell at anyone lol the entire thing was good fun! Next I'll says some pointers. Outside of the regular skills really practice not putting a foot down and staying in the lines those are the down falls during the exams, witch you can retake 1 time for free... read full review
Took the 101 and the basicrider course with Ken (and don) as my instructor(s) and couldn't of been a better experience. Ken made the entire experience fun and informative while making sure you were comfortable with the skills you were learning and giving you positive feedback on what you were learning.
If you are considering getting your motorcycle license, I would highly recommend the course. If you get Ken (or any of the other instructors), you are in good hands.
I recently took the MSF course in Sanborn, and I can’t recommend it enough, especially for beginners like myself. Ken, our instructor, was absolutely amazing! He was incredibly patient, understanding, and supportive, creating a welcoming environment where everyone felt comfortable and encouraged to learn. Our class included people at all skill levels—from those who had never been on a bike to those who had been riding since they were kids. Despite these differences, Ken’s approach brought us all together, and we supported each other every step of the way. He answered every question—no matter how basic or advanced—making sure everyone felt safe, included, and... read full review