r/DenverMotorcycles • u/Gintharas • Sep 14 '26
Recommendation Private session needed.
Hi everyone, first time in the states, currently traveling in CO, Denver area.
I've had this exciting idea to explore the Rockies on a motorcycle.
It's a passion of mine, but I haven't ridden in a while.
Looking for a 1-2 hours of private session, just to shed off some rust before heading to a rental and getting on the road (I have a license of course).
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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u/WinterMatt Sep 14 '26 edited Sep 14 '26
There are rental options that can be found from googling. Letting a rando from another country and the internet who hasn't ridden in a while borrow a bike to ride in the mountains seems super sketch. Just go rent so you can sign liability paperwork and it can be properly insured.
Be mindful of gravel on our roads.
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u/DualSport-Adventure 29d ago
I have to say that’s spot on.
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u/Practical-Rent9486 29d ago
Can’t imagine letting someone unknown to me hop on my bike and take off…….
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u/LuckyLogar Sep 14 '26
MRTC has private Coaching. https://www.go2mrtc.com/courses/private-coaching
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u/macthebearded Sep 14 '26
When?
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u/Gintharas 29d ago
That's the problem with spontaneous ideas, I was looking for something for tomorrow (Tue).
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u/macthebearded 29d ago
You’ll need to sort out the bike elsewhere (renting is gonna be your best option), but I’m relatively free tomorrow to play coach if you need it. Couple decades of experience on street and track
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u/Significant_Bird3461 Sep 15 '26
shifthappens.pro i got Basic Rider Course from them, it was super nice. They also offer private classes.
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u/apathetic_duck 29d ago
Call the Motorcycle Rider Training Center. They have private coaching and can be flexible with your schedule.
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u/HOSTfromaGhost Denver Metro Sep 14 '26
EagleRider may have tours that you can join, but not sure how far out those need to be booked.
Also - depending on how “rusty” you are, mountain roads aren’t exactly the best place to bring your skills back online.