r/MotoLA

5.8K archived posts · May 2011 – Sep 2026

MotoLA

r/MotoLA

Local Subreddit for Motorcyclists in Los Angeles

Created May 30, 2011

5.6KMembers (last snapshot)

5.8KArchived posts

MotoLA rules

1. No Personal Attacks

2. No crashing

Info

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DMV Practice Tests

CA Motorcycle Handbook

Git Gud

$ Ride2RideAgain (Elias) - Good for beginner riders who passed the MSF but want more personalized instruction.

FREE Ride To Live (Hawthorne PD) - Improve your riding skills, focusing on safety and still having fun.

$$ SoCal Pro Rider (Jason Humphries) - Good for beginner-intermediate riders, especially those who want to improve their canyon riding skills.

$$ SoCal Supermoto (Brian) - The most fun you can have on 2 wheels, we promise.

$$ Total Control

$$ MotoGymkhana

$$ Dave Moss Yeah, the suspension guy does 1:1 coaching for a very affordable price.

$$$ CLASS (Reg Pridmore)

$$$-$$$$ California Superbike School (Keith & Dylan Code) - Expensive, but worth the price to master cornering in the safest environment possible.

$$$$ JP43 (Jason Pridmore)

$$$$ SBK Training

$$$ Wheelie University

Dirt

Trackdays You can ride ANY motorcycle at the track, but do check with the specific organizations to be sure (limitations are usually only on bikes below 125cc- see Kart tracks below if your bike is "too small"). Some rent bikes, tire warmers, generators, and leathers. All should provide gas, tire and suspension services trackside and sometimes help with minor repair issues (missing bolts, bent levers, etc).

Kart/Mini Tracks Best suited for smaller/low cc bikes and Super Motos. Typically provide fewer or no services (no tires, suspension, gas, etc).

Apex Racking Center - Any day marked as "Open Practice" allows bikes (minis, sumos, full-size) and karts and will divide the time appropriately based on who shows up. There's no CC limit, but 600cc & up is definitely overkill
Adams MotorSports Park 400cc max
Grange Motor Circuit

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