Eric Allen – Owner, MSF & Georgia DDS Certified Ridercoach
After taking his first MSF Basic Rider Course in 2007 and becoming convinced of the effectiveness of the program, Eric became certified by MSF and the Georgia Department of Driver Services Motorcycle Safety Program as a Rider Coach in 2008. The following year Eric was certified by Harley-Davidson Rider’s Edge Academy of Motorcycling and did an internship at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta. In 2011 Eric opened GeorgiaMotorcycleRiders.com in Fayetteville, Georgia and regularly teaches new rider and experienced rider classes.
Chris Allen – MSF & DDS Certified Ridercoach
Chris was first introduced to the MSF Basic Rider Course by his father, Eric, who has been a Rider Coach since 2008. He spent time working as a range aide with several different Rider Coaches and gained firsthand knowledge of the curriculum’s value, especially for new riders. It was this exposure, as well as the passion for riding that it stirred, that led to Chris becoming certified by MSF and the Georgia Department of Driver Services Motorcycle Safety Program as a Rider Coach in 2013. Since thenhe has taught both new rider and experienced rider classes.
Chris has been married since 2009 and recently saw his wife pass the Basic Rider Course and obtain her motorcycle license. Riding motorcycles has become a family affair for Chris as not only do his wife and father ride, but both of his brothers as well.
Michael Allen – MSF & DDS Certified Ridercoach
Mike was also introduced to the MSF Basic Rider Course by his father, Eric, and has spent time working as a range aide with several different Rider Coaches and gained firsthand knowledge of the curriculum’s value, especially for new riders. Mike was certified by MSF and the Georgia Department of Driver Services Motorcycle Safety Program as a Rider Coach in 2014 and since then he has taught both new rider and experienced rider classes.
Rick Myerscough – MSF and Georgia DDS Certified Ridercoach
Rick started riding in 1970 when he got his first mini-bike, a Honda Trail 70, and has been riding ever since. Through the years, Rick has ridden a variety of makes and models and has enjoyed them all. His most recent Motorcycles have been Harley-Davidson and he currently rides a 2016 Street Glide.
Rick retired from the aviation field in 2014 after 36 years in the industry. Shortly after leaving the aviation profession… and wanting to share his love for motorcycles, Rick became a certified Rider Coach. He says, “This is a ‘New Season in Life,’ in addition to being called to serve in my local church and playing guitar, I have enjoyed helping others get started in this great sport of motorcycling. I look forward to working with you”