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Lane is a MSF RiderCoach and RC Trainer. He started riding when he was 8 years old and started teaching for the KMP in 2000. He rides a 2002 BMW K1200RS or a 2003 Suzuki SV1000S about 20,000 to 25,000 miles a year and he enjoys seeing the world one road at a time.

Tim has been riding motorcycles on and off road for about 30 years and has been teaching for the KMP since late 2000. He rides a Suzuki GSXR 1100 and loves the back roads in the mountains. "Hope to see you on the road soon!"

Rick started riding when he was fifteen years old, but had an extended hiatus until his retirement. He currently rides his '99 Kawasaki Nomad or '03 Suzuki DL1000S VStrom practically every day. "I enjoy coaching the MSF Basic and Experienced Riding courses and you'll enjoy taking them. They're fun as well as instructional. Every day that you ride makes you better than the day before. There is no substitute for experience, and skill only comes from Practice. Hope to see you soon."

Mike began riding motorcycles twenty-five years ago. His first bike was a Honda CL 350 and later bought a 125 Rickman motocross bike. Mike wanted to race motocross but his job at the time would not allow this and Mike took a hiatus from riding. Recently retired Mike has taken to the road again and rides a 99 Kawasaki Nomad. What inspired Mike to become a MSF instructor were the Rider Coaches that taught him good fundamental riding. Remember, you never stop learning when riding a motorcycle. Enjoy what ever you ride and ride with a positive attitude. "See ya on the road".

Beth began riding as a teen on dirt bikes. She has been riding on the street for 8 years and currently rides a 2002 Honda Interceptor. She credits her riding skills with the fundamentals taught when she took a MSF course in 1997. "They showed me how important learning to ride a motorcycle right is and encouraged me to learn more, and practice, practice, practice!"

Kirby started riding dirt bikes when he was about 12 years old on his Honda XL70. After taking an extended break, he resumed riding after taking the MSF Basic RiderCourse and currently rides his 04' Suzuki Volusia 800 every chance he gets. "Taking an MSF RiderCourse was my introduction to 'street' riding and I recommend it to both novice and experienced riders. While I found the class to be equally informative and enjoyable, I find coaching them to be even more enjoyable and rewarding. I look forward to seeing you in one of our classes, or better yet, out on the road!"