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Streetwise Cycle School
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Streetwise Cycle School strives to provide the BEST motorcycle training in Massachusetts. As a result of this drive for excellence, over 15,000 students received their motorcycle license from the RMV by passing the Basic, Experienced, or Returning Rider Course at Streetwise Cycle School.

We provide lessons for riders of all skill levels. In addition to 2-wheeled motorcycle classes, we also offer 3-wheel motorcycle courses for Can-Am Spyders, sidecars, and trikes.

Our school locations are convenient for people living in Boston; Metro West including Framingham; South Shore including Brockton, Taunton, and Cape Cod. Our sites are easy to get to via major highways 495, 24, and Route 1. Public transportation is available with MBTA shuttle service and Boston to Raynham bus service,

Instructors

Bob
Rich
Rebecca
Russ
Ron
Mike
Gary
Paul
Steve
Paula

Programs and Classes

Reviews

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Walter
1 year ago
The training I received here was excellent. A great mix of instruction and encouragement. I had no experience on a motorcycle and after the two days of training, was able to pass the evaluation at the end of the second day. You have to pay attention to what they are teaching you, you have to ask questions, you have to try and put the answers into action. And if you do all of that, you will learn, because they know what they're doing.
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Someone attended not long ago
2 years ago
Their review on Google seems pretty good, but the latest Google review is 4 years ago. As someone who attended their training not long ago, I couldn't agree more with every single word in the other 1-star review by Sydney. Especially "If you want to be torn down, belittled, yelled at, ignored", then go attend their training. After the 2-day course, It just seem extremely weird that they actually are a business who treat you as a customer paying them; instead they treat you like you owe them money and have to beg them. My main instructor is a guy named Paul. I think it's well expected that if you never ride a motorcycle, you will have to make mistakes in your day 1 or 2 (Paul didn't you make mistakes when you learned?). You think it's fine, but at this training program be prepared to be yelled at the second you make a tiny mistake, depending on the instructor's mood at that moment. To be fair, I do see other instructors who are way way nicer. But yea, I would recommend if you are into motorcycle and want to purchase one, you should just go to get a learner's permit, purchase a bike and find a space to learn by yourself. This way it's going to be way more fun and fruitful. As for this "school": please just go back to learn how to respect other human being. Paul you looks like a 60+ year old, and your life must be miserable throughout to treat other people like that.
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Sydney
3 years ago
If you are a female who is nervous about riding and you have no experience riding, this is not the place for you. If you want to be torn down, belittled, yelled at, ignored, then go see Bob Johnson. Clearly he needs to stick to the admin work and leave the instructing to someone who has the patience and passion to teach beginners. I learned absolutely nothing under his direction despite my constant questioning and clear uncertainty about my skills. Sure, I got on the motorcycle and road, but I have no idea what I am doing anymore than I did before I started the class. I signed up for 4 days and 10 hours of training. I got 2 1/2 days and approximately 6 hours of training. I failed the evaluation after half the amount of time I paid for and absolutely no guidance or training. I was stressed and miserable the entire class and wasted my money and time. My husband spoke to him following the class and at that point he emailed me and offered me to come back the next day for more training and to retake the evaluation, why would I? This is what I originally paid for!