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EXCELLENTTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I finished my course completion and so happy JF was my instructor. He is very knowledgeable and taught me alot of value skills to keep me safe. I definently would recommend JF, full of knowledge and helps you build confidence especially if you're a beginner to Bikes.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The folks over at TNT are fantastic. I took the basic riding course recently and their focus on safety and introductory riding skills prepared me for hitting the road in confidence! Thanks TNT!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great instructor led course - 10/10 would recommend! Instructors are helpful and supportive!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I took the intro instruction course with TNT with Rainor in May of 2016, in terrible weather, and really enjoyed the quality of the instruction, plus the chance to get out on the road and practice the skills we'd learned in the parking lot. I also took the Rider Tactics course with Chris, and thought this was a fantastic way to gain experience and confidence. Be aware that on the road, the students wear earbuds which the instructors can talk through during the rides. Turn the volume UP, because road noise can often make the instructions harder to hear. All in all, TNT was well worth every penny I paid. Now I'm eyeing up their Total Control workshop, when I have enough kms ridden. 2024: Just completed the Miette Mountain Cornering course with Chris. Fantastic course, with so much good information about taking corners on a bike. This is not meant to teach race cornering, but instead how to corner on regular roads where the pavement camber, wildlife, and visibility are our primary concerns. The hot springs were closed due to a nearby fire, but we were still able to enjoy a delicious outdoor breakfast at the restaurant. After the course, we rode to Jasper (and I caught a bug in the face by riding with my visor up!), and rode the Edith Cavell road up to the Marmot Basin ski area (or at least up to the gates). I'd recommend this course to anyone who wants to improve their cornering on a bike! Your best option is to overnight in Hinton, then ride to Miette in the morning for the course. Don't forget to buy a 1-day park pass! It's about 30 minutes to the entrance road to Miette, then another 15-20 up that windy road to the hot springs. Enjoy the early morning smells and scenery on the way up! Be aware, there's a short (~50m) stretch of gravel just before the Miette parking lot. The road itself is in decent shape, although there is a short 1-lane section with traffic control lights, due to a partial road slump last year.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The trainers and this course was amazing I would recommend anyone from all skill levels to take the courseTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The GOATs.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Before taking the Tnt course I'd had absolute 0 experience on a motorcycle. Learning from Ernie and Eric was an absolute blast and provided me the fundamentals I needed to be on the road safely. A couple weeks later I took the Riders Tactics course with Deryl who was a joy to ride with. His experience and stories made the whole thing informative and fun throughout. I was able to get my class 6 the very next day!