Motorcycle School in Pleasant Hill, CA
NorCal Moto
Office:Tue - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm
IMPORTANT: Before signing up for any course, make sure you have read the description and requirements for that specific course.
Training riders since 1995!
At Northern California Motorcycle Training we have 5 great locations where you can learn everything you need to know to ride and control your motorcycle safely. We offer beginner, intermediate and advanced motorcycle rider training and teach over 3,000 new riders every year! We are part of the California Motorcyclist Safety Program and our instructors are trained and certified to teach the Total Control Riding Clinics.
We proudly serve the communities of Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek, Clayton, Martinez, Lafayette, Danville, San Ramon and other surrounding areas of Contra Costa.
Come take our basic riding course
Our basic motorcycle course in Pleasant Hill consists of two classroom and two riding sessions and is completed in either two or three days.
The 2-day schedule, when offered, has a Saturday and Sunday morning classroom and afternoon riding sessions.
The 3-day schedule, when offered, has either a Wednesday or Thursday night classroom, a Saturday afternoon or evening classroom, and a choice of two riding groups, morning or afternoon, on Saturday and Sunday.
Please check the registration page (registration link below) for the current class schedule. The times can and do vary depending on the season. For the specific dates, times, and schedules for your training class, please refer to your confirmation email.
Pleasant Hill has two (2) ranges – PLE1, PLE2 – both of which may be in operation for a given class. When registering with a group, please remember to select the same range and or class code.
What is eRider?
The eRider option allows you to take the classroom portion of our basic course, at your own pace, in the comfort of your home using our interactive online classroom. Once you have completed the first half of eRider, you can schedule your first on-cycle practice session. Then complete the second eRider half and schedule your second on-cycle practice session.
IMPORTANT: Before signing up for any course, make sure you have read the description and requirements for that specific course.
