Hey I'm Alex. I've been riding since 2010. Motorcycles are my absolute favorite way to travel and explore the world. I started with a 125cc classic bike, moved to a 600cc sport touring, then a 640cc adventure dual sport, and ended up with 1250cc dual sport. I've been fortunate to be able to ride in Europe, US and Canada. In Ukraine we don't have dedicated motorcycle schools, so you only learn from your friends or on your own mistakes. Both ways can get pretty painful very quickly, ask me how I know. When I moved to the US in 2014, I discovered MSF and I became obsessed. I learned a lot and took different MSF lessons in IL, MO and CO. I truly believe taking lessons and practicing will make you a better rider. I was certified in 2022 and have been teaching ever since. Let's ride!

Bernie bought his first motorcycle in 1972 when he was 24 years old, after many years of wanting one. Since MSF did not exist at that time and no riding classes were available, he was a self-taught rider. After riding for about 15 years, he finally took a class and learned a lot about strategies to reduce risk and become a better rider. He was certified by MSF in 1991. Bernie and his wife have enjoyed traveling to many states and have also ridden together in New Zealand, Italy, Austria, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia. Since retiring in 2013 after a 30 year career in early childhood education, he enjoys running, skiing, hiking, traveling and spending time with his 2 grandchildren. He also plays a tuba in the Jeffco Community Band.

Chris started riding as a kid when his best friend taught him how to ride a dirtbike and he was hooked from there. He took the MSF BRC when he was 16 to get his endorsement and spent the next few years spending most of his free time exploring Colorado and Arizona on his dual sport. A little older now he spends most of his free time adventure riding on his BMW R1200GSA, exploring the backroads and trails and loves nothing more than camping off his bike in a remote place with no one else around. Chris discovered his love of teaching while serving in the United States Marine Corps teaching junior Marines leadership and technical skills, which led him to combining passions and becoming a MSF RiderCoach

Dustin's ongoing passion of two-wheeled adventure spans over 35 years. His journey began when he acquired his street bike back in 1996, igniting a passion that has since evolved into a multifaceted exploration of motorcycling. From navigating the picturesque roads of Colorado and beyond to indulging in the adrenaline rush of road racing, Dustin has immersed himself in every aspect of the sport. However, it's on the racetrack where Dustin's fervor truly ignites. Devoting the majority of his riding endeavors to honing his skills and competing, he finds unparalleled joy in the pursuit of speed and precision. Supported wholeheartedly by his wife and two daughters, Dustin's passion for motorcycling has become a cherished family affair, providing them with countless weekends of shared experiences. Beyond the realm of motorcycles, Dustin's professional journey has seen him serve as a dedicated high school teacher and coach for 25 years. Leveraging his innate passion for teaching, he seamlessly transitioned his expertise from the classroom and field to the racetrack and training grounds, where he imparts his knowledge to aspiring riders. In the summer of 2022, Dustin embarked on a new chapter, officially stepping into the role of a certified coach with the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF). Collaborating with Tiffany and the esteemed team at MRTC, he relishes every opportunity to nurture the next generation of riders, instilling in them not just the skills to ride, but also the values of safety and camaraderie that define the motorcycling community.

Jared has long been obsessed with motorcycles. From the first cruise on a scooter when he was twelve up until now, riding has been an all-consuming passion. Jared's main focus in riding is competitive skills challenges (think slow speed police maneuvers). He has owned multiple bikes over the years, and will likely continue to buy, sell, and trade his way into something else. In addition to being a rider coach, Jared is also on the board of directors for the BMW Motorcycle Club of Colorado, and you can find him riding with the club into the mountains most weekends.

In the fall of 2010, RoKo rode on the back of a friend's motorcycle for the first time ever, and so fervently hated being a passenger that she immediately enrolled herself into a basic rider course for the following spring so she would never have to do it again. Her first motorcycle was a well-loved 1982 Honda CM250 which quickly became her preferred method of transportation. Since then, RoKo has ridden a myriad of motorcycles (mostly adventure touring rigs) across long distances while exploring North America, parts of southeast Asia, and eastern Europe.For several years, she worked for a motorcycle tour and rental operator as a professional motorcycle adventure addiction enabler and has guided guests around Alaska and through Baja, Mexico. In 2021, RoKo moved to Colorado to embark on a fresh career path and immerse herself in the incredible riding available within the region, but she still considers herself a motorcycle enabler at heart. These days, she's excited to coach the new and returning riders on weekends, empowering them with techniques to be safe, skilled, competent and confident.

In my early 20s, I held a deep fear of motorcycles, deeming them "too dangerous" for my taste. Little did I know the immense joy and catharsis they could bring. I now ride a Honda Shadow and a Yamaha MT-09 that I take out to the racetrack to continually practice and enhance my riding skills. As a female rider, I felt compelled to bring more women into the sport and offer a fresh perspective. My goal is to master diverse instructing techniques while ensuring that my explanations resonate with everyone, fostering a positive, encouraging, and patient environment full of enjoyment. Above all, safety gear and total awareness of our surroundings are crucial aspects I aim to emphasize continually, promoting the well-being of all riders. I took my BRC in 2008 from the Motorcycle Rider Training Center for my endorsement and discovered the thrill they offered. I became determined to share my passion with others who might feel intrigued yet intimidated. In 2022 I bought the MRTC business. Now as the owner, I feel blessed to be able to do what I love. I'm an MSF Certified RiderCoach and am certified to teach many MSF advanced courses such as Ultimate Bike Bonding and Advance RiderCourse.

Tony Camacho began teaching riding in 2009. However, his love of motorcycles began much earlier. As a child, Tony's uncle owned a Honda Gold Wing and Tony would sneak out to the garage to marvel at the bike when he would visit. Tony then had his first taste of riding on two wheels as a child when his father would put Tony at his feet and Tony's sister on the seat behind him. Once secure, they would all ride up and down the street on a Vespa. When Tony was older, his father owned a Honda Hawk 400, and they would both go for long rides on the weekends. Tony enjoyed those rides and would spend time sitting on the motorcycle in the garage pretending he was riding the bike. Tony received his endorsement in the mid 90s and now rides a BMW touring bike. Tony realized his dream of long road trips, which have taken him to several western states for both work and pleasure. Tony's BMW touring bike has taken him on several multi-day adventures including a three week, 5,700-mile road trip from Colorado to Georgia and back. Tony has always enjoyed sharing knowledge to help improve others, whether it was as a Police training officer, or as a U.S. Marine teaching fellow Marines leadership & development. Retirement from the Marine Corps finally gave him time to become a Rider Coach. Tony teaches both the pleasures and the risks of riding, to ensure his students are safe and prepared to truly enjoy the riding experience.