I took the Rider Tactics course today with Deryl as my instructor, and he was absolutely amazing! I signed up because I hadn’t ridden in over 5 years and wanted a refresher course to rebuild my confidence. Not only did Deryl help me regain that confidence, but he helped me feel even more comfortable and capable on a motorcycle than I ever had before. His teaching style was patient, knowledgeable, and encouraging. I learned so much more than I did when I first started riding, and I left the course feeling excited and prepared to get back on the road. The course was worth every penny, and I can’t thank Deryl enough for such a great experience. I would highly, highly recommend TNT to anyone, whether you’re a new rider or someone looking to refresh your skills after time away from riding! Read Less

Pricey but with the investment. I went into the course with almost no exposure to motorsports and came out with confidence and a new-found passion. Clem was an absolute beauty. He was unbelievably approachable and helped me tackle specific sticking points I was having in a way that didn't make me feel like an idiot. He varied approaches with each student and met everyone at the level they were at throughout the course. The bikes were clearly well maintained and beginner friendly. Rental gear was high quality, clean, and with a wide selection of sizes. A bunch of it was brand new (tags were still on the jacket I used). My only gripe was surrounding their "rain or shine" policy which was stretched to the absolute limits during my class. Both days were during a forecasted torrential downpour (65mm) which they refused to reschedule despite advance contact. I have never been that wet in my life while wearing clothes and my boots are still drying 3 days later. Rain aside, I had an absolute blast and felt it was a great investment. Clem is the benchmark for what instructors in an adult learning environment should be judged on. I came out of the course with confidence to pass my road test and with the knowledge and skills to be a safer driver in general. If you're debating taking the course, just do it. Read Less

Awesome instructions from true professionals. Rider elements and tactics combined took me from never have been on a bike before to a licensed rider in about a month. Take Elements then get some practice with your buddy. Go back and take tactics to hone your road skills and your ready for road test. Read Less

The staff at TNT is fantastic, you can tell they live and breath motorcycles. There is maybe a hour of didactic learning which is great, you are on the bikes immediately. I couldn't recommend this course any higher. Read Less

I had no riding experience. I took Rider Element Course. Flaviu is awesome. He explained everything in details. Chris is awesome and show me how to ride on the street. I took a road test right after the course and passed. Awesome school and instructors! I recommend to everyone. P.S.: if you are short, like me, they have Honda Grom for you to practice. Read Less

I ride a street bike all the time on Henday to work. Not a motorcycle yet (that’s next week), a street bike with pedals under the old-fashion human-powered riding at about 30 kph on the shoulder ;) And why that matters is because the Rider Elements course has taught me a few things that have translated over already to my biking (heads up, scanning ahead, swerving, rear-braking in curves ,…). So that’s something I didn’t expect and that’s saying something. I also thought I was... coming in with the advantage of my truck being standard/manual. I figured that that alone gave me a solid foundation (knowledge of a clutch and friction points). At it did but I really needed to learn how to hold a friction point which drove me nuts at first (that’s like burning a clutch). Anyways, took me a while and the instructions kept on me until I finally got it in there. Let’s not talk about counter steering, that was another learning curve (pun intended). Beyond that this course taught by doing. I think within 1 hours of the course start I was riding the motorcycle and so was everything else. That’s no joke and very much the philosophy of the course. You can tell Chris cares a great deal about his program and it shows. I also enjoyed my instructions Rainor and Eric whom remained on my case about all the bad habits I saw in the movies. In fact, I am pretty sure if I had been taught by family/friend riders my bad habits would have been established and never addressed. Food for thought! The classroom parts were short and apropos – perfect. They gave us one ugly t-shirt at the end…lol… but I love it and wore it proudly at work today. Anyways, you can’t go wrong here. Thanks to everyone over at TNT. See More Read Less

I ride a street bike all the time on Henday to work. Not a motorcycle yet (that’s next week), a street bike with pedals under the old-fashion human-powered riding at about 30 kph on the shoulder ;) And why that matters is because the Rider Elements course has taught me a few things that have translated over already to my biking (heads up, scanning ahead, swerving, rear-braking in curves ,…). So that’s something I didn’t expect and that’s saying something. I also thought I was coming in with the advantage of my truck being standard/manual. I figured that that alone gave me a solid foundation (knowledge of a clutch and friction points). At it did but I really needed to learn how to hold a friction point which drove me nuts at first (that’s like burning a clutch). Anyways, took me a while and the instructions kept on me until I finally got it in there. Let’s not talk about counter steering, that was another learning curve (pun intended). Beyond that this course taught by doing. I think within 1 hours of the course start I was riding the motorcycle and so was everything else. That’s no joke and very much the philosophy of the course. You can tell Chris cares a great deal about his program and it shows. I also enjoyed my instructions Rainor and Eric whom remained on my case about all the bad habits I saw in the movies. In fact, I am pretty sure if I had been taught by family/friend riders my bad habits would have been established and never addressed. Food for thought! The classroom parts were short and apropos – perfect. They gave us one ugly t-shirt at the end…lol… but I love it and wore it proudly at work today. Anyways, you can’t go wrong here. Thanks to everyone over at TNT. Read Less

Great instructors and are all knowledgeable and super friendly environment. I got refer to their school and i will again refer my friends. I have never ride a motorcycle in my 33 years of my live and they got me riding on the first day... I am the happiest Asian guy now. Their online knowledge exam is super helpful too.. It helped me passed Alberta class 6 knowledge test today :D Read Less