One-on-One Focus Motorcycle Training

Pacific Motorcycle Training

Note: If you are looking for a course to waive your DMV skills test, click here.

Work with one of our trained instructors to improve your motorcycle riding skills. This additional training is ideal for any student or rider who wants to become a more skilled, proficient and safer motorcyclist. These private sessions are tailored for the individual to focus directly on the skills needed to become a better rider.

The sessions take place at the school come in 1, 2 & 3 hour formats.

1 hr - $250
2 hr - $350
3 hr - $450

Bring your own bike or rent one of ours for an additional $50 per session (includes gas/insurance).

We offer one-on-one lessons at our Woodland, Livermore, South San Francisco, Eureka, Cloverdale and Salinas locations. If you are interested in a private lesson, please contact us today!

For New Riders

Learn the basics of riding safely in a controlled environment and receive the certificate that may waive the DMV riding skill test. Our friendly basic riding course was designed for people with zero experience on a motorcycle. We provide motorcycles and helmets for you to learn with.

For Experienced Riders

Become a better—and safer—rider using your own motorcycle with our Intermediate Riding Clinic. Or take your cornering and crash-avoidance skills to the highest level with our Advanced Riding Clinics, taught only by the best certified instructors in the Bay Area!

"Don't worry about not having a bike. They have those. However, if it's our rainy season....bring rain gear you will still be having class!!"

- Jessica Hirsch, February 2026

"This was my second experience with Pacific Motorcycle Training. Both classes were conducted with the highest level of professionalism and care for each student. I noticed that every member of this most recent class signed up for a followup class. I would highly recommend this outfit for motorcycle training on all levels. As they said the class, these skills are perishable and require on-going practice and re-learning to maintain."

- Jimmy & Gina Perry-Jackson, October 2025

"I came to the class very nervous and very worried because I'm an anxiety prone person when it comes to something that I know there's a test for afterwards. The instructors, Steve and Wyatt, were able to calm my nerves with their ability to clearly state and show through live demonstrations what was needed to be done. By the end of the course, I felt very confident that I learned enough to be able to ride a motorcycle in practice sessions without much fear of getting into an accident..."

- Eileen Pascual, July 2025

"Took this training course and never been on a motorcycle. I took the classroom portion on eRider prior to practice riding range. This made it easy as it was going at my own pace. Really get to focus on what was being taught. The first day of riding portion, they’ll teach you where the controls are on the bike and a lot of slow maneuvering and Taking corners. Thomas and Mark was very patient. I was tentative but they kept reminding me to trust the process..."

- Red G., June 2024

"Great, knowledgeable group of guys that make the whole experience of learning how to ride enjoyable. Would recommend to anyone wanting to learn how to ride safely or improve on their skills to better their rider knowledge."

- Zach Davenport, July 2020

"I have been riding almost 45 years. The skills I learned from the instructors has changed my way of riding and makes it so much easier to control my bike and very much safer. I was doing it the hard way. A big thank you to all the instructors"

- George, February 2026

"Attended the ARC1 in San Jose. The instructors were great and the course was interesting both the "classroom" and the practical aspect. What really surprised me, was at the end of the course I didn't think I got much out of it, a few pointers maybe, but I felt like it wasn't worth the time... I was wrong!! As soon as I got on my ride home over Hwy 17, I realized very quickly that I was much more relaxed, rode faster, and yet more safely, and expended much less energy while doing so, the corners flowed with zero tension..."

- Steven Henderson, April 2024