Escuela de Motociclismo en Bay Area

Pacific Motorcycle Training

Somos una escuela de motociclismo donde nuestros alumnos aprenden los principios básicos del motociclismo y adquieren la confianza necesaria para manejar de forma segura. Ofrecemos clases de manejo de motocicleta y motoneta en seis sucursales: una en el centro de South San Francisco, Livermore, Salinas, San Bruno y Woodland. Nuestras sucursales son fáciles de encontrar y no tendrás problemas de estacionamiento.

Nuestro curso básico ha sido aprobado por el Programa de Seguridad para el Motociclista de California (CMSP), por lo que aquellos que se gradúan reciben el certificado DL389 requerido por el DMV para exentar el examen de manejo. Enseñamos lo último en técnicas de seguridad, prevención de accidentes, curveo, frenado, y cambio de velocidades.

IMPORTANTE: Nuestro curso básico es impartido en inglés. En caso de no hablar inglés, puedes contratar a un interprete siempre y cuando siga las instrucciones de seguridad establecidas por el curso y los instructores. En caso de requerir un intérprete, serás responsable de sus costos y coordinación. PMT no se hace responsable de conflictos en la agenda del curso, del estudiante y del intérprete.

Para Nuevos Motociclistas

Aprende los principios básicos de manejo en un ambiente controlado y seguro, y recibe el certificado requerido por el DMV para exentar tu examen de manejo. Nuestro amigable curso de manejo básico ha sido diseñado para personas sin experiencia en una motocicleta. Hasta, te prestamos el casco y la moto para que puedas aprender.

Para Motociclistas Experimentados

Conviértete en un mejor y más seguro motociclista usando tu propia moto durante nuestra Clínica de Motociclismo Intermedio. O lleva tus habilidades de curveo y evasión de accidentes al más alto nivel tomando nuestras Clínicas de Motociclismo Avanzado, enseñadas por los mejores instructores del Área de la Bahía.

South San Francisco

Livermore

Salinas

"Zack was a very understanding and caring instructor. Answered questions outside of the classes scope when brought up and taught that basic teachings weren't the be all end all. Amazing experience and teachings."

- Zachary Zenner, June 2025

"The training was very useful, efficient and fun. I took the class in Livermore and the facilities are great and I didn’t feel rushed. A call out to our wonderful instructors - Dave, Erin and Anthony. It was nearly a 100F both days and they did a great job despite the heat. I would highly recommend this class."

- Sam Siddiqui, September 2024

"Wyatt and Issac were excellent instructors, I learned a lot. It was good practical training, I plan on going back for the intermediate course"

- Robert Bickford, July 2025

"Good class. Good instructors. A couple new techniques were learned, break ng and speed shifting. Reenforced advanced riding principles."

- Robert Padilla, July 2025

"I think it was one of the best things I’ve done for myself in forever. It was very knowledgeable. Very informative and instructors were awesome. I just wish it was more personalized anyways, but that’s it other than that I would recommend it to my grandmother. I witnessed almost 2 individuals that had no knowledge about motorcycle riding when they got there and on the second day, they were riding their motorcycle like a champ that goes to show that the instructors did their jobs ..."

- Tony Alajaji, December 2025

"I took a beginner’s course just two days ago in this blistering heat, but with Evie, Mark and Zac instructing not just me, but a bunch of my classmates was a fun experience. We were given plenty of water, in-depth guidance and critical feedback after the classes were done. I will definitely come back for the intermediate course in the future."

- Anish Ansari, August 2025

"I was nervous to start the course but I'm really glad I did, trainers were knowledgeable and understanding. After completing the course, I learned everything I needed to know and gain so much confidence on riding. No complaints and would definitely look into the intermediate lesson next👍"

- Danny Ho, March 2025