Learning Curves Motorcycle Training
Motorcycle Training · 30 Chauncey Ave, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 2Z4
Etobicoke rider training school running an intro course plus M2 and M licence courses. A solid first stop for new riders working toward their Ontario motorcycle licence.
What to ask a motorcycle training school
- Do you provide the motorcycle and helmet for the course, or do I bring my own? Many beginner courses supply a small bike; most expect your own gloves, boots over the ankle, and a long-sleeved jacket.
- Does finishing the course count toward my motorcycle licence, or shorten the wait for the next stage, and what do I take to the licensing office afterward? The rules differ by province, so ask the school rather than a forum.
- How big are the classes, and how many coaches are on the range? Fewer riders per coach means more time riding and less time waiting.
- What happens if it rains, or if I do not pass the riding part? Ask about rescheduling and retake fees before you pay.
- Do you run courses beyond the beginner class, such as an experienced rider or advanced skills course? A refresher after a long break is worth the day.
Worth the ride from Mississauga, ON
Archtop Coffee Bar
Coffee
Guitar-themed espresso bar on Lakeshore Road in Port Credit, steps from the waterfront trail.
Bobby's Hideaway (Streetsville)
Breakfast
Breakfast in Streetsville village before pointing north up Mississauga Road toward Caledon.
Knight & Rose Cafe
Coffee
Upstairs on the Queen Street strip in Streetsville, handy before or after a run up Mississauga Road.
Riding here?
Make Learning Curves Motorcycle Training a stop on your next ride. Find a route that passes by, schedule a group ride with it as the stop, or see how 2 Wheels in Common works for riders.
New to riding? See how to get your motorcycle license, step by step, with links to the official rules.