Jennifer began riding dirtbikes in her youth. She stopped riding after a mishap occurred for many years. She now rides a Heritage Softail in between taking her children around in the family van...what a combination!

Dave is an MSF certified RiderCoach Trainer as well as a certified motorcycle repair technician. He currently rides a Heritage Softail and has been riding for 20+ years.

Michael started riding motorcycles in 1990. He became a RiderCoach in late-2009 to help introduce others to the fundamentals of motorcycling so they may become safe and responsible motorcyclists. Michael rides a 2009 Harley Davidson Road King (FLHR) hard-bagger. He puts over 15,000 miles per year on his motorcycle. As a result, he considers himself a 'motorcycle enthusiast' as opposed to a 'biker.' He enjoys all aspects of motorcycling; cruising around town, running errands, weekend jaunts, long distance touring, even the daily commute. Michael's next motorcycle purchase is a BMW F800 GS dual-purpose motorcycle so he can explore Colorado's extensive backcountry trail network.

All weather active motorcycle rider since 1996. 12 1/2 years of Experienced Rider and Beginning Rider instruction. Awaiting a prestigious slot as a RiderCoach Trainer to continue his Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) career progression. He rides a 2001 Kawasaki ZX-12R Ninja or a 1998 Kawasaki ZX-9R Ninja. (If the wife is asleep, he steals a ride on a 2001 Yamaha R6, but don't tell her that.) He love the challenge of using diverse coaching methods to meet each individuals' learning objectives.

I've been riding on and off for about seven years. I started riding full-time in Colorado in 2006 and subsequently became a rider coach that same year. Currently I'm a Hog owner, 2007 Dyna Wide Glide, which has been discontinued. Bummer... Primary riding is and has been for pleasure but I do ride to and from work on occasion.

Scott started riding in early 2002. I, along with my father-in-law Steve bought Triumph Bonneville's in Denver after the birth of my daughter Tally. I first took the basic rider course in Fort Collins, CO, then became a rider coach in 2003. I enjoy most outdoor activities including fishing and camping. I certainly love to ride in our gorgeous Colorado mountains! Scott has been married for 8+ years, and is the father of Dylan (now 10) and Tally (now 7).

Chris started riding Dirt bikes at 7 years old in Georgia. he went on to race Motocross for 12 years, ending as a Semi pro Motocross racer and B class flat tracker. After his motocross years he road sport bikes for 8 years starting with a 99 ZX6R and then an 02 ZX9R. He got back into Dirt bikes after his marriage, when his 11 y/o step son showed an interest in them. He considers the Mountains of Colorado to be his playground and loves to pass this passion for Motorcycling on to younger and older generations alike.

Rest In Peace Brother. We will all miss you Mike. God Bless.

Riding experience over 40 years. Current rides range from a 1944 WLA Harley (Army Model), CBX (6 cylinder), GTS1000 (no front fork, hub steering) and a race prepped R1. I love all motorcycles (even British and Italian ones I have to push home from time to time). Riding philosophy is simple-riding is a way of life that allows you to enjoy it to the fullest, so share it with everyone! Many thanks to my wife for letting me have my toys.....

Riding for 16 years. Started on 1983 Yamaha 550 Maxim at 15 years old with a learners permit. I currently ride a 2002 Yamaha R1 and a 2007 Yamaha Road Star. I've been a RiderCoach since May 2008.

2006 Harley Street Bob. I've ridden dirt bikes for 10 years and street bikes for 8 years.

I've been riding dirt bikes since 1979, and got my first street bike in 1983. I've been on the road since then, moving around the country and Europe with the Air Force. Now that I've retired from the AF and settled in Colorado, I'm riding a mix of street and the awesome dual-sport around here.

As a riding enthusiast, I enjoy being in the outdoors on two wheeled transportation of any kind. I have ridden dirt bikes since I was a kid and began riding street in 2004. Since becoming a RiderCoach, it has been my privilege to introduce the world of safe motorcycling to many. Ride safe, ride long.

Brenda began her love for motorcycles when her father-in-law bought a small “Trail 90”. The motorcycle bug bit her bad and she and husband Floyd both started racing dirt bikes. She won numerous trophies for hare scrambles, enduros and motorcross (all of which are in boxes in the attic because it is more fun now to be riding her ’07 Suzuki V-Strom 650 than dusting). For a few short years she rode behind Floyd on various Goldwings, but it didn’t take long until she was back on her own bike, where she has remained. She is a Life member of the American Motorcycle Association, a full member of Women on Wheels and a member of the Goldwing Road Riders Association local chapter (where she held the offices of newsletter editor, secretary & treasurer). Brenda became a MSF Instructor in 2000 and later updated to RiderCoach. She is a legal secretary in McComb, MS, and organist at her church. Her main hobby is riding her V-Strom, whether short rides to work and church, or on vacations and long weekends to other states. Brenda is a RiderCoach who shares her love of motorcycling with students through coaching and making the students smile.

Floyd started riding motorcycles in 1967. His first motorcycle was a Hodaka Ace 100. After several years of offroad riding and racing Penton/KTM motorcycles, Floyd moved on to street riding. Floyd has served as chapter director, ride educator, and motorist awareness officer for the Goldwing Road Riders Association. In 2000,While serving as ride educator for the GWRRA, Floyd and His Wife Brenda became Motorcycle Safety Foundation Instructors, and later Ridercoachs. Floyd is retired with the United States Department of Agriculture/Forest Service and enjoys teaching and riding His Suzuki V-Strom motorcycle as much as possible

Dace began riding as a kid and has been addicted to motorcycles ever since with experience in all types of riding from sport track to police motors to Iron Butt long distance to adventure off-road dual sport. As an MSF RiderCoach, Dace has had the privilege of introducing over 2000 new riders to the joys of motorcycling and is especially adept at creating a low-stress, high enthusiasm learning environment. Dace currently rides an '06 ST1300 and an '89 NX250 but is always on the lookout for that next great motorcycle.

I have 15 years riding experience and currently ride a Custom Softail Harley Davidson and a CBR1000RR. Other than riding I love to hunt and fish.

Rider since '93, RiderCoach since 2006. Enjoys teaching every rider the skills that will keep them safe on the road. Currently riding a HD RoadKing (and the wife's Honda Shadow when I can sneak it out of the garage...)

Greg started riding in 1994 after taking an RSS (former BRC course), purchasing a Honda Gold Wing GL1500 as his first bike. He became a RiderCoach with CMSP and MSF in 1996 after taking an ERC course and realizing he had picked up too many bad habits. Currently an airhead riding a 1984 BMW R100RS. Primary riding is and has been commuting to and from work, sometimes as much as 200 plus miles per day riding between customer sites. The only riding that he manages to get in during the weekend is teaching the BRC and ERC courses when not spending time with hi family.

Chuck rides an '05 Victory Kingpin. He and his family also ride dirt bikes and ATVs whenever they can.

I have been riding motorcycles for 22 years including 6 years as a Motorcycle Police Officer in Southern California. I am a certified Police Motorcycle Instructor and have been teaching/coaching for 8 years. My most recent motorcycle is a Suzuki Boulevard C50 but I am in the market to get a new Honda Goldwing. I spend my free time with my wife, Sharon, and our little girl when I am not in the Classroom or on the Range. I love coaching for MTA and enjoy the interaction with my classes. I try to coach with humor and promise you will have a low-stress, fun learning environment!

Art has been riding for over 30 years. He started on an RM 80 age 8 and he's ridden most everything that has 2, 3 or 4 wheels that could be considered a motorcycle. His current ride is a 2006 Honda ST1300. Art has been coaching for more than 3 years for both the military and community and says there's something new with every class and that is what keeps him coming back.

I grew up in Colorado and have been riding on the dirt since I was 4 years old (34 years ago). I started racing about 7 years ago and was ranked 8th nationally in the AMA Western Hare Scrambles Open B class in 2008. For 2010 I will contest the Open A class for the WeBe Hare Scrambles series. Current dirt ride is a 07 KTM300XC. My current street bike is a 2006 Suzuki VStrom 1000. This bike does it all. I have taken the Military Sport Bike Riders Course on it as well as tackled some jeep trails around Canyon City. If the weather is above 35 and dry, I am riding. I became a Rider Coach in April 2009 because I have taken multiple BRCs, and ERCs and every time I did the coaches were having so much fun. I wanted to have that much fun too. It is pure joy to be able to teach people of all skill levels how to ride. I think it is a privilege to be able to do what we do, and I know that we are creating safer more responsible riders.

Have owned and ridden motorcycles continuously since 1970. Have been a qualified MSF instructor since April of 2003. I ride a 2004 Yamaha FJR1300 and also have a Honda XR600 for off road.