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Sacramento Motorcycle Rental
If you’re unsure about which bike to rent, ask the staff for recommendations based on your riding experience. They’re super friendly and really know their stuff
Make sure to book your bike in advance, especially on weekends. I saw a ton of people getting turned away because all the rentals were taken.
Moto Guild
If you have questions about long-term bike storage or services, make sure to ask - they have some great local connections I wish I knew about sooner
If you're thinking about gear I suggest browsing the used section first. You can score some decent finds without breaking the bank.
Pacific Motorcycle Training
I think the instructors are awesome, but some lessons can run over time. Just be patient and bring a snack to keep your energy up while waiting.
My advice is to avoid weekends if you can. The roads are more crowded and it makes practice a bit more hectic. I found that weekday mornings were way calmer and more fun.
California Rider Education
Make sure to bring your own gear if you have it—gloves and a helmet, etc. Rentals can be a bit pricey, and you'll feel more comfortable in your own stuff.
I'd suggest arriving around 30 minutes early on your first day. It gives you enough time to handle paperwork and relax a bit before things kick off.
Academy of Motorcycle Operation
Bring some snacks or a water bottle! The breaks aren't super long and I found myself getting a bit hungry during the day. You don’t wanna waste precious time searching for food.
Spec-1
My advice is to swing by on a weekday morning around 10 AM. It was way less crowded then, and I got more personal time with the staff to ask all my newbie questions.