Your RidingSafety RiderCoaches
Every one of these Coaches is here to help you achieve your goal of learning to ride a motorcycle safely. You will appreciate their patients, concern, knowledge and professionalism.
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Keith Green

A certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructor/RiderCoach, Military Motorcycle Instructor, and Sportbike Rider Coach.  Over a decade of experience teaching motorcycle safety. Couple that with 20 years as an AF instructor pilot and you'll see why teaching motor skills and safety is nothing new to him. His goal is to help you get over your initial fears and concerns about riding... to let you see for yourself why so many people love this activity.

Trence McCoy

A certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructor/RiderCoach for over 15 years. Trence has over twice that amount of time teaching people a vocation through his Small Engine Repair classes at Louisiana Technical College. He is World Drag Bike Champion... so he can ride and fix motorcycles, a winning combination. You will appropriate his humor and expertise as he makes you the best rider you can be.

Randy Thomas

A certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructor/RiderCoach for over 5 years and recently certified as a 3 Wheel Rider Coach. Came out to "kick around some cones" and stayed. Randy really enjoys doing this training. His constant kidding belies his keen eye for spotting problem areas and helping you correct your riding techniques. He wants you prepared for that "once-in-a-lifetime" situation that could save your life.

Steve Urion

A certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructor/RiderCoach and RidersEdge Instructor. Currently managing the local Harley Davidson RiderEdge program, Steve divides his time between the two courses. A personal trainer in his spare time, Steve is always on the go. You'll enjoy his big picture and ability to tie what you are doing in training to the real world of riding.

You?

Interested in becoming a RiderCoach? Talk to these Coaches. RidingSafety is always looking for prospects. Riding ability isn't nearly as important as teaching/communicating ability. Any rider can ride, question is if a rider has the knowledge and patience needed to teach someone else to ride. Well do you?

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