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Motorcycle Driving School

Rider's Choice Training

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  • Emily B

    Date: 10/20/2024

    Rick is a very unstable person who if you leave a negative review tells his next class it is only because they did not pass...I was an hour away from my exam. Passed everything else, and still walked off the course for being treated like an animal! Screaming and yelling at you in your face! He acted like he was a drill sergeant. He talked about all of the guns he has and makes, was on his CELLPHONE over 3 l/4 of the time we were there. Left waiting for him to arrive 45 mins late. Had his also unstable wife driving through the course we were supposed to be practicing in! He takes at least 6 to 8 breaks for his own personal issues ( his cellphone) yelling into it and then tells the class about all of his issues. Including being arrested for domestic violence...acts as if he is on drugs and had 3 cars come and go with him at the windows and then them leave. Read reviews online. There's much more bad than good and claims the only bad reviews at students. Well I was one and still walked off ! He NEEDS to be stopped before someone gets seriously hurt

  • Mike C

    Date: 10/29/2023

    One of the worst experiences of my life. Rich the owner talks down on students. He humiliates you, embarrasses you and makes you feel like if you were a piece of ****. He gets to class late and then keeps you all day practicing under the hot sun. He yells at you for stupid reasons. Then his brother shows up and **** keeps you waiting under the hot sun until he finishes talking to his brother for like 30 minutes or so. Not to mention the bathrooms, discussing. You sit outside on plastic chairs. Please dont waste your money and your time with this **** go somewhere else where you are respected and treated like a human being. I dont know how the state gave this guy a license to teach.

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