Glen Inducil

Owner of SRT, Glen Inducil was born in Southern California and currently resides in Mission Viejo. Glen is committed to upholding the highest of standards to ensure his team provides top-tier motorcycle instruction. He brings a unique perspective to motorcycle safety, emphasizing the importance of growth and development for the next generation of riders.

Steve Anderson

Steve Anderson, originally from Bedford, Indiana, now in Irvine, California, boasts 57 years of motorcycle experience. His Yamaha Tenere T7 reflects his love for adventure. But he’s not done yet; he also embraces the Peraves Monotracer, a unique enclosed motorcycle. Steve’s passion for riding stemmed from the practicality of motorcycling over car racing. As he continues to explore Indiana and California, Steve’s story inspires all who share his love for the open road.

Raphael Borenstein

Raphael Borenstein hails from Montreal, Canada, and currently resides in Southern California. He has been a motorcycle instructor since 2020. An avid rider, Raphael’s favorite motorcycle is a Suzuki V-Strom. Beyond motorcycles, Raphael’s passion for teaching and coaching extends to the ice and sky, where he has over 30 years of experience as a hockey and flying trapeze instructor! Raphael offers a diverse perspective on learning and is an invaluable member of SRT.

Mike Cicerone

Michael Cicerone has been an integral part of SRT since 2018. His commitment to safety and responsible riding shines through as he imparts essential skills and values to his students. In addition to his motorcycling endeavors, Michael is a high school teacher and coach. He enjoys riding his Kawasaki motorcycle alongside his canine companion, Max!

Angel Gonzales

Angel Gonzales, is a lifetime motorcycle rider with dreams of one day riding Isle of Man. Born and raised in Tustin, California, Angel now calls the Newport Beach home. Today, he rides a KTM 790 Adventure bike, and is an inspiration to all who share his passion for two-wheels.

Chuck Ivec

A California native, Chuck Ivec is from Fullerton and currently lives in San Clemente. Chuck has been riding since he was 6 years old when he was given his first motorcycle, a Briggs and Stratton mini-bike. He has been an instructor with SRT since 2022 and he currently rides a Triumph Bonneville . Chuck has ridden both on and off-road throughout the United States, Mexico, as well as Canada. Recently retired, CHuck began teaching at SRT to share his love of motorcycling with the next generation of riders.

Joseph Inducil

Meet Joey Inducil. Originally from Southern California, Joey has been a dedicated member of SRT since 2021. Joey’s journey in the world of motorcycles began at the age of 5, leading him to explore the world of motorcycling with enthusiasm and dedication. Outside of motorcycles, he is an avid surfer and snowboarder who enjoys immersing himself in the great outdoors.

John Leahy

John has ridden countless bikes over his 43 years of experience and currently owns a Honda Gold Wing. For the last 15 years of his 32 year law enforcement career John served as a motor officer and in retirement still teaches at the San Bernardino Sheriff’s E.V.O.C. (Emergency Vehicle Operations Center) teaching not only new motor officers but also teaching new instructors. John has taught civilian motorcycle training classes at SRT for 13 years.

Dave Piper

Dave has been riding for 40 years with his first bike being a 1972 Suzuki 400 and his current being a 2013 Victory Vision Arlen Ness Edition which he rides virtually every day. His previous bike was the same model and he put 125,000 miles on it with long-distance rides around the country. Dave retired from the Anaheim Police Department in 2010 after serving his last 20 years in the Motorcycle Detail and the last six of those running the department’s motorcycle academy. Dave has taught the state-sanctioned California Motorcyclist Safety Program (CMSP) courses at SRT since 2011.

Carl Pulley

Carl has been riding for 36 years with his first bike being a 1979 Suzuki TS50 and his current being a 2010 Triumph Bonneville T100 and 2012 Triumph Tiger 1050. Working in the motorcycle industry since 2000, Carl has worked at American Honda in various roles including customer service, sales, and as a technical writer for 16 years. With a motorcycle being his primary form of transportation and having ridden every type of scooter and motorcycle, Carl commutes, tours, has roadraced, and was awarded the Iron Butt award (ridden 1,000 miles in one day!). Teaching basic through advanced courses since 2004, Carl has worked at SRT since 2015.

Lyle Sweeter

Lyle Sweeter has been involved with motorcycles and riders for most of his adult life, from his early years teaching motorcycle repair and maintenance in Minnesota to consulting and associate positions with American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

He has delivered new rider training at Cerritos College, St. Cloud State University, and now, at Saddleback Rider Training, Lyle continues to share his passion with the next generation of motorcyclists, as well as those looking for a deeper, more involved riding experience.

Mark McPerry

Mark McPerry has been riding, racing, and working in the motorcycle industry most of his life and began his career with SRT in 2021. Mark has worked for some of the biggest motorcycle apparel & helmet companies in the world and is currently the sales manager for an Italian apparel brand, SPIDI. Mark loves working with students and watching them progress into safe and confident motorcycle riders. Enjoy the ride and ride safe!

Mike Moon

Mike has been riding motorcycles for 46 years with his first bike being a Bridgestone 90 and his current stable of several BMWs including a 1978 BMW sidecar rig. Being a hands-on sort of guy, Mike enjoys working on old air-head Beemers as well as riding them while commuting, touring and moto-camping. Participating in many aspects of the motorcycle sport, Mike worked for Yamaha motors, has run the motorcycle section of the Huntington Concours for 11 years and is a past president of the BMW riders club in Orange County. Mike has been an SRT instructor for 15 years.

Wyatt Tennor

Wyatt Tenor is an avid surfer and motorcycle rider.He has worked at SRT since 2023 and currently rides his trusty Honda CRF250F. Wyatt is a true pioneer, shaping his journey with passion and determination.

George Yates

George Yates has been riding street and off-road motorcycles for most of his life, starting with trail riding in the SoCal desert with his father in 1966. His first street motorcycle was a 1968 Yamaha DT1 250 he rode to school in 1969. Since then, George has owned over 50 motorcycles, logging 300,000 miles. George is a national off-road racing champion and is a winning team member in the 60+ age group for the 2017/50th Anniversary SCORE Baja 1000 World Championship Series. His racing successes have taught George the skills necessary to teach all levels of motorcycle riders how to ride safely. George has worked with SRT as a certified CMSP instructor since 2022.

Testimonials

…Highly recommend this to anyone seeking to get a motorcycle license. Thank you.
JM, via Yelp
…I took your class a year ago.  Just wanted to let you know that it saved my life tonight.  A lady pulled right out in front of me while I was doing 45, I was able to brake and maneuver out of the way missing the front of the car by inches.  It all goes back to your training.  Thank you.
JB, via Facebook
I highly recommend this class! Instructors make it knowledgeable and they keep you excited and hungry to just PRACTICE … Thank you for a first driver experience that I will never forget!
PH, via Facebook
…Professional staff with lots of good instructive feedback! …Good for new and past riders! Also for people wanting to gain more knowledge…
LH, via Yelp
Thank you for the instructors at SRT.  I’m been riding for over 30 years, but there were lessons taught in the class that were every valuable… John made the classroom informative and fun, the riding staff were great.
TR, via Yelp
…I took the class a couple of weeks ago. Today was my 3rd day riding on the freeways… A car swerved from the #1 lane straight across the lanes and crashed  into the medium right in front of me. I remembered the words they put into my head (and skills they taught me). I slowed as quickly as possible without locking up the brakes, then swerved to avoid the car and then braked again after the swerve. I stopped, made sure the driver was okay, and called 911.
SC, via SRT website
Great class with great instructors! … The instructors really made this course fun and enjoyable. Thanks
AM, via Yelp
WOW!! That is an understatement this class is awesome! If your a bit skeptical at all pull the trigger…
AC, via Yelp
Best motorcycle course and instructors ever! Learned quickly, need to practice more but had fun and thank god the instructors are so patient!
HK, via Facebook