Our Press

"Despite the fact that Streetmasters uses a track environment, it isn't a racing school or track day...No one else is providing a program like Streetmasters. Indeed, it is a unique offering among rider education and one worthy of any rider's time and money."...more
— Pete Brissette, Motorcycle.com

"When you need it, you don't have any practice time left," Reichenberg explained..."Technique will save you when everything else goes to hell."To prove his point"...more
— Michelle Baird, Cycle News

"Twisting through the curves of mountainous roads: hook turns, increasing and decreasing radius turns, uphill and downhill transitions before, during and after the turn...I had the opportunity and thrill of learning how to do just that...And, IT ALL WORKS...I highly recommend the Streetmasters Motorcycle Workshops...I clocked 50 miles on the track alone and couldn't begin to guess how many miles it would take me to safely accomplish the same skill level if I'd been off the track and trying to learn it on my own."...more
— Jim Graybeal, Wing World

"I've taken a handful of "track" schools and the most feedback I ever got from any of them was, "Hey, you're lookin' good," a thumbs up and a blue sticker on my helmet, so they know they'd already talked to me. Only riders with glaring problems got any attention...the Streetmasters staff was like the who's who of motorcycling...the Horse Thief Mile course is an absolute blast and Bob Reichenberg, and his 'Bob-isms" offers some of the best teaching technique I've ever witnessed...Streetmasters really helped me to improve my everyday real world, real road riding. How great is that?"...more
— Canyon Chasers Motorcycle Sport Touring website

"Just like any professional workshop, this was an individual skills-building workshop. No one was ever scolded or embarrassed... instructors were always very positive and pointed out where improvements could be made to improve our skills one step at a time. And what that does is increase the fun factor of doing what we love to do: ride...This was a pretty cool deal at a pretty cool location and I'd recommend it to everyone."...more
— Panhead Jimmy, Thunder Press

"On my ride home, I reflected upon the most important thing this class taught me: even someone who'd been riding for two decades can learn something from well-thought-out schools such as the Streetmasters workshop...learning important skills that could save expensive metal or fleshy parts...And that's a good thing--for mature cruisers, touring folks, and even young daredevils."...more
— Gabe Ets-Hokin, RoadBike

"At the end of the day, all of the students I spoke with felt that they had improved their skills and received their money's worth of coaching. Given the well-thought-out curriculum and individual instruction, I'm sure that a day with Streetmasters could do the same for you."...more
— Eric Bass, RoadRUNNER Motorcycle Cruising & Touring

"Bob Reichenberg and Walt Fulton, both well-known names in the world of motorcycle safety and training, have for the last couple of years been running a school called Streetmasters. They provide a wonderfully interesting option for improving rider proficiency."...more
— Chris Sidah, BMW Owners News

"The last time I rode Angeles Crest was with white knuckles, a feeling of impending doom and no appreciation whatsoever for the spectacular scenery. This time everything was different. It was a gentle, relaxed ride yet with enough turns to be exhilarating...I recommend Streetmasters to any motorcyclist. Andy has offered his advice: If you think you need to take a class like this, take it. If you think that you DON¹T need this class, take it twice."...more
— Jill Hall, FJR Forum Review

"With single-bike accidents now approaching nearly half of all motorcycle accidents (that's "single-bike" as in rider/bike all alone, no one hit them, no one interfered/cut them off, they just fell down), it's becoming more and more clear that the danger to one's self comes from two areas. First, poor skills. Second, poor use of the road...Most riders are men, and as men we often feel that we are innately "gifted" with the ability to do certain things. Make love. Master tools. Start fire. Grill/BBQ. Drive well. Ride well. And perhaps, due to our masculine exposure to these things, we have a leg up on a bit of knowledge. But not on the skills required. Yet, it¹s not in our nature to think we could benefit from training, when in reality, it¹s our self-inflicted blindness to what needs to be done, all in the name of what we feel we instinctively KNOW how to do, that will end up costing us."...more
— Fernando Belair, BMW Sport Touring Review

"Any touring or cruising riders…would be well-advised to consider taking this workshop…the main focus is to teach the street rider how best to approach the curves in the asphalt. Whether on the backroads of the Appalachian Mountains or along the narrow, winding stretches of California's Pacific Coast Highway, proficiency in cornering is critical. The safest place to learn these skills is at a place like the new Horse Thief Mile…up and down and twist around. Good fun!" ...more
— Clement Salvadori, Rider

"When I was invited to attend the inaugural Streetmasters Motorcyle Workshop...I jumped at the chance…obviously the changes suggested were tailored specifically to each individual rider but the emphasis was never on speed, rather on smoothness and efficiency…As far as I know, there has never before been training at this level for touring riders, and it is sorely needed. ...more
— Mike Douglas with Fred Rau, Motorcycle Consumer News

"Suddenly after over 35 years and a million-plus miles in the saddle, in one short day I had become a much superior rider, attaining a skill level I had previously convinced myself I would never reach. It was a true epiphany…I could ride through the curves so much faster than before because I was doing it so smoothly and effortlessly that it came as natural as walking…I highly recommend the Streetmasters Workshop…What have you got to lose? And maybe, just maybe, you'll be lucky enough to experience a motorcycle epiphany of your own." ...more (Friction Zone) and more (Wing World)
— Fred Rau, Wing World & Friction Zone