Dave Schulter: The Instructor Has the patience and temperament that is really appreciated in the MFS Motorcycle Course. He is detailed in his explanation of using the friction-zone and the "why" in certain aspects of braking and control. Go Motorcycle is fortunate to have Dave as an Instructor. Lawrence in Texas. read more

Dave is truly a wonderful instructor-- kind, approachable, patient, easy-going, knowledgeable, experienced, and has a great sense of humor overall! It was a joy being his student. I recommend Dave to anyone interested in taking this kind of motorcycle training course. As a group, we all agreed that we really lucked out with him as our instructor. Thank you for doing what you do Dave! read more

If Chuck Norris wanted motorcycle training, he would go to Dave. Excellent course, everyone was put at ease with Dave's teaching style. The area at Firewheel Garland was great for this training. read more

I passed my entry level motorcycle course this past weekend. My instructor Tim is a wealth of knowledge and patience. He guides you through your training sessions with a fun and engaging approach! I truly didn't need to be as nervous as I was to even try it! read more

Just passed my beginner course with Dave at Firewheel/Garland. It was a fantastic training and great experience. Dave was patient, kind, and easy-going. Made the course very fun, I would recommend him, if you're interested in taking the course. read more

Dave was super awesome and helpful! He was funny but knew just how to teach us the fundamentals and almost everyone passed with a perfect score too! read more

Dave is a great and patient instructor. it rained for 2 days but everyone was motivated I'm glad it rained it felt more real life train. Thanks Dave your the best I hope to ride as many years as you have and wish you the best I recommend this to any and all riders. Elton read more

Great class in Irving for a beginner and a refresher course if you haven't ridden in a long time. Dave was a great instructor. Learned a lot and had fun learning. That's the whole point of a bike - having fun and being smart about it - which is what that class is about. Thanks! read more

Tim Ozgur was my instructor and I recently passed his course! He was extremely helpful, patient, and knowledgeable about riding and understood both practicality and statistics in regards to it. He was patient with every student and made sure the class was fun and hands on in all aspects and I confidently say I am a better rider because of him and will have my brother take the course with him as well. -Adam Karasinski read more

Recently took the beginner course with Dave in Irving. I had so much fun and learned a TON! Very thankful for this opportunity and I highly recommend Dave in Irving if you are looking into taking this course!! :) read more

I had zero experience with a motorcycle. Nada. I had never even sat on one. But by the end of the course, I passed the test. There are about six hours of online instruction before you show up for class. It's just a matter of watching some videos online and passing multiple-choice questions, which you can re-take until you pass. Once you finish, you're given a certificate that you can print out. Then you show up for the two-day class. The two days consist of 1) exercises on the bike, 2) in-class instruction, and 3) the motorcycle test. My instructors were Tom and Sergio. Tom calmly explained all the basics. Sergio added humor and reinforced the lessons. The school provided the bikes and the helmets. I rode a Honda Grom. The practical instruction consists of 15 motorcycle skill exercises that will take you from zero to hero. The 15 exercises build upon each other to eventually overtrain you to pass the five-part motorcycle test. After doing those exercises, the final test will feel very simple, e.g., driving and stopping with your front wheel within a red box painted on the pavement; driving slowly around a tight corner; drive around a corner; swerve around an obstacle, etc. The motorcycle test itself seems mostly there to weed out the most incompetent drivers. The real goal of the exercises is to teach you how to drive safely in real traffic. If you're thinking of learning how to ride, I recommend Go Motorcycle. My one recommendation is this--it can get really hot out in the parking lot so you might want to take the class in cooler weather. read more

I didn't have too much familiarity with motorcycles as a beginner, but our instructor, Jerry, made the Basic Ridercourse a breeze. His ability to teach and mentor without making anyone feel intimidated was incredible. He started each exercise with verbal instructions, a thorough demonstration, and ensured that everyone understood and felt confident enough to complete the exercise. Most importantly, his attention to detail and commitment to safety was prevalent throughout the entire course. I highly recommend this course to anyone new to the sport! read more

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What a great school and class to get your class M endorsement. Coach Dave Schluter was awesome ! It was a blast !

Just finished my safety coarse, it was fun, easy to understand and we got lots of practice riding. Learned a lot of good skills and definitely walked away more knowledgeable! read more

GO Motorcycle Training School - Driving Schools Near Me - Irving, Texas

Just finished my class today. Loved it. Our instructor was so helpful and patient with us. He went above and beyond to help everyone on the class. I learned so much. Very positive environment!!! read more

I just completed and passed the Beginner class at the Irving location! I had never operated a motorcycle before - I had only been a passenger. Our instructor, Dave S., was awesome! He was very patient and made the class fun as well as very informative. He had a lot of practical advice from his personal riding experience that was very helpful. I highly recommend this course - and asking for Dave - if you are thinking about learning to ride! I am so excited to keep practicing and riding! read more

I had a pretty scary experience with this training school. To start things off, I suffer from pretty severe anxiety, and was reluctant to sign up for this course. I have a pretty high stress job and I'm used to getting yelled at daily, so I thought this would be something I could manage. The course started off well, I've ridden some several years ago so I didn't find starting and shifting to be a challenge. I did however have a very hard time understanding the instructor. I didn't feel that he did an adequate job explaining procedures. As we got halfway through the day, I found myself feeling more anxious and less confident. I didn't know how to address this to the instructor, so I tried to push through it. Eventually, I stopped myself as I felt a full panic coming on. I explained to the instructor that I needed to stop. At this point he tells me if I stop now, I would not be able to finish the course. To his credit, once I told him I was having an anxiety attack, he got me off the bike, checked my pulse, got me water and had me sit in the shade. At this time he resumes the course with the rest of the class. I waited for sometime, and eventually decided it would be best for me to leave the range to fully calm down. I waited a few hours before calling Go to report what happened. This is where the real problem began. The woman I spoke to immediately tells me that I signed agreeing that there wouldn't be any refunds, and perhaps they could put me with another instructor. Given that I called to report the incident, and was upset and confused that no one had reached out to me yet, I was very offended. I never wanted a refund, or said anything indicating that that was what I was looking for. She told me that they value costumer service and wanted to make this right. If that was the case, I would have expected this company to reach out to me sooner, or at the very least, ask how I was doing. I think this company should do more to ensure their instructors go over procedures clearly, and communicate to their students what to do if they start feeling unsafe. After this experience, I have decided that a motorcycle course may not be a good idea for me. However, if I decide to try again I'm the future, I will be sure to go with a more reputable company who puts safety before making a profit. read more

If you read my initial review you will see I reviewed this school based upon rude and unprofessional behavior. In response the school decided to post my private information in such a way as not to state private information such as licensing test results but certainly very publicly disclose this information. I can think no better apology to support my original complaint of rude and unprofessional than responding by violating any expectation of privacy a student might have! read more

Professional, quick course. Classroom work is done at a local Yamaha dealership. First half day is spent there, the rest of the day and next day are spent at a shopping mall parking lot. You will be certified by the time you leave, and simply show up to the DMV with your course completion card. Lots of maneuvering practice, including emergency stops, obstacle swerves, riding over an obstacle, constant speed turns, etc. No prior riding experience necessary. The instructor, Don, was very patient, funny, and experienced. The course is very well organized, and was a pleasure to attend. Only complaint is you will wait if someone forgot something like glasses, ankle high shoes, etc. We waited 20 minutes. Make sure you wear long pants, long sleeved shirt, sunglasses or glasses, and the proper shoes. All the info is in the email you will get. read more

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Whole process was smooth and it was a solid two days worth of very constructive instruction. Don, our instructor was fantastic. He demonstrated every exercise we did leading up to the evaluation and was very fair in his assessment of our abilities. By the end of it I felt much more comfortable buying and hopping on a bike. I had zero experience on a bike before this, walked away excited, and possibly with some new people to go riding with. The bikes and gear they provide are great for learning with, I was sad to see wonder woman go by the end of it. Highly recommend if this is something you're looking to get into. Bring some water, coffee, and sunscreen for the outdoor portion. read more

I decided to learn riding a few years ago but never got to do it and after the lockdown, decided now was the time. I had never been on a motorcycle before so I was very nervous when I showed up for the class. Dave was our instructor and by the time we were done with introductions, I was feeling more relaxed. He had a calm and friendly personality and made every student feel welcome. When he mentioned that he started riding before teenage and had clocked over 800K miles riding around the world, I knew our class was in good hands from an instructor who was very knowledgeable had tremendous experience. Dave was very thorough and patient with those of us who had never ridden before and took time to offer one on one help on specific tasks I was struggling with. He was not just teaching the class for the test but was giving advice on how to be a safe rider. By the second day, Dave had made our class look like a group of friends who have been riding together for a long time. I can confidently speak for myself and for everyone else in our class that we could not have had a better rider coach than Coach Dave. read more

Sign up was easy. I did it online. The instructor Don, was very kind, professional and patient. He kept an upbeat enthusiasm about riding motorcycles while constantly cautioning about its inherent dangers. He lead by example, "Watch me!" I did the basic msf training which is a two day intensive step by step course 9-5 pm. There is a lot that is covered in this course so be there early or you'll miss info. Break down: 1st day: 9-12 theory and class discussion. 12-5 Basic Motorcycle functions and clutch&trottle control. The motorcycles that students get are 125 cc. So if you are a beginner don't worry too much. They were mostly brand new: Kawasaki, Suzuki, etc. 2nd day: Many exercises that are tested at the end of the day. If you pay attention during these exercise and what Don tells you to do, you will easily ace the test. I passed my test. Don also offered us some take home stickers and such LOL. Highly recommend them. read more

I recently completed the basic rider course which will allow me to get the motorcycle endorsement on my license. What a great time and fun class we had. Our instructor Sergio, made even the basic and slower portions of the class funny and interesting. I had zero experience driving a motorcycle so was very nervous. He gave me the confidence and extra positive help and attention I needed easily pass the test. We had a very diverse age group and people from all walks of life and everyone gelled together to help and encourage those that needed it. I highly recommend this class and Sergio and look forward to get some miles in and few years under my belt to go back and complete the intermediate class. read more

As a brand new beginner, the instructor was REALLY patient. I didn't even know how to drive a stick shift car before my class! Everyone else in the class already knew how to ride a motorcycle, but they just wanted to make it legal. I was the only one who did not already know how to ride a bike. The instructor could easily have blown me off and just taught the class for all the other students, but he didn't. He stayed for a couple hours after the class ended to teach me. Now, that's dedication. I recommend them for sure! Thanks to Sam's patience, I am now a licensed motorcyclist. Vroom, vroom!!! read more

Great company to train with, I went to the Denton location and our group was trained by the best instructor I could've hoped for. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Mike Ruiz! He's one of the nicest, coolest, wisest, and down-to-earth people I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. When coaching he's encouraging, steadfast, honest, patient, lenient, and hard-working. Just an overall great person and makes the course very fun and exciting. read more

Awesome instructor. Had a blast even in the scorching heat. Definitely going back for the advanced course.

I NEVER post reviews on anything.... But, having completed the MSF safety course in Irving today, I feel I must do so. Out of eight students, six had NEVER ridden a motorcycle (the two with past experience had not ridden in ten or in my case forty plus years. EVERY person passed the course! Dave S. made the class fun and very informative. He even spent extra time before / after class with one student from Russia that had never even sat on a motorcycle. If you live anywhere in the DFW area it is worth the drive to take the class at this location. (Northwest section of the Irving Mall parking lot) Jack E. Bedford, Tx read more

I learned a lot more than I admittedly thought I would during the MSF basic rider course, and I felt comfortable riding a motorcycle after completing this course. The in-person training was helpful & informative, and the our instructor was able to keep the riding lessons fun & informative for riders of all skill levels. The parking lot course felt safe & confidence inspiring, and I would recommend this school to anyone who is looking to take their basic rider course. read more

Loved this training course ~ instructors were attentive and reassuring...coming from someone that's never been on a motorcycle before, I'd say big success!!!! read more

Person on the phone told me I needed to take the Total Control Intermediate Riding Clinic class in order to transfer my New Jersey MC endorsement to a Texas MC license. I trusted her and signed up for the class. A week before the class I learned that I DID NOT need it to transfer. Although they did let me cancel, they did not give me a full refund. read more

I did learn quite a bit but I had read info in advance that the course was required to be 15 hrs. I'm sure the time accounted for what is considered a full class and ours was a half class but we only had 10 hrs of training. I was admittedly having some trouble catching on to some things and was slower than the others but I felt the instructor was impatient and didn't make sure I had everything down before moving on. I will have to retake my course because I lost too many points on the things I was having trouble with. It seemed like he wanted to get done and didn't seem interested in really trying to help me be successful. read more

GO! is the best MTS in Texas hands down. Their online course was quick & informative and their 2-day field course was fun & easy to follow. I was able to learn to ride without ever having been on a bike in a matter of a few hours, thanks to Don - truly an awesome instructor. Could not be more impressed with them, really live up to their reviews. read more

Don is an awesome instructor!! We all enjoyed the class/training! Don was very patient, and will work with you as your learning. He's definitely passionate about riding, and brings in real life experiences to help you fully understand the severity of riding. However, he emphasizes the importance of relaxing and having fun! Take the class with Don! You'll have a blast!! read more

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I am glad I picked this company. The instructor was knowledgeable and great at making you gain confidence in yourself so you push yourself and perform better. The instructor was FUNNY and made the course a breeze. The location was easy to find. I would definitely recommend Go Motorcycle Training School. read more

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It was pretty relaxed atmosphere. Don was the instructor I think he did a good job starting from scratch then bringing everyone to the same level. I definitley learned a lot it was well worth the money. Id recommend this training course to anyone. read more

GO Motorcycle Training School - Driving Schools Near Me - Irving, Texas

Dave and Steve are great instructors, was fun we learn a lot, great class for beginner and if you want to move up they have advanced classes, highly recommended read more

I thought the classroom portion instructional wise was well put together. It was a group participation review. However, inside the Yamaha shop (In Irving) the workers were a bit insensitive to our class and were too loud for my liking. That's not a knock on the instructors, just the people who work in the store. On the range - Our conditions were less than ideal. Cold and rainy. Our instructors --( Ok shoot me- I forgot their names- Husband and wife who have pet ducks. lol ) still made sure all materials were covered and we did the drills extensively as to make sure we all obtained the objectives of the drills. The drills were well explained and well demonstrated. I'm a 20 year + experienced rider needing to complete the course to get my class M endorsement and I completed the course with Confidence, relief and excitement. We all had fun out there and all rode smart (and most of all - weren't douche bags) which made the time go by fast. Even in the cold wet rain. I am ready to roll on my VTX 1300 come Tuesday-- I'm so fired up. My only knock is that there are no porta potties out there. So if you gotta go------- if you are a female, well.. You are going to be a long while / wait as you would have to go in to one of the stores in the mall. As for me - I'm a pig. I'll go anywhere, which I did, while not holding up the class. Hey- a dog goes outside- what is the difference? seriously? Overall-- A great experience, great fun, well worth the fee. read more

I had a blast taking the begginers class! If anyone is looking to take a class, whether you are beginning with no experience, or advanced, sign up with Go Motorcycle Training and ask for Dave!!!! He is hilarious, and a great instructor! read more

The instructor was very strict and to the book which is normally okay but this caused him to run 3.5 hours over the time scheduled. its a little bit ridiculous that that is aloud considering he has a strict no phone policy and it is blazing hot outside while we are wearing long sleeves and pants and helmets all day. not to mention this wascan EXPERIENCED rider course, no need to go over time. I am furious read more

Definitely had a good time with this class. Dave (our instructor) helped me out so much as I've never ridden a bike before. The information and focal points he provided were exactly what I needed to have a great experience. Only reason I gave a 4 star was because the course was in need of having the course lines re-painted, which Dave did before the second day of training started. Would recommend to anyone looking for a solid base in how to ride. Money well spent. read more