California Superbike School marks its 40th anniversary in 2020, with a U.S. schedule that includes 86 days of training at 10 different tracks, including Laguna Seca, Barber Motorsports Park, The Ridge, Virginia International Raceway and New Jersey Motorsports Park, and an updated fleet of 2020 BMW S 1000 RRs (there are also bring-your-own-bike options). Full rental gear is also available.
The California Superbike School has trained 153,000 students, most of whom are regular street riders. Racers also occasionally attend, with graduates claiming 65 National and World racing championships. Keith’s teachings have been the basis for motorcycle riding programs all over the country and along with his son, Dylan Code, have brought more technology and advanced metrics into the program to better educate students of all skill levels and learning styles.
For a full list of school dates, please visit https://superbikeschool.com/schedule/
Kudos to Keith Code, Dylan, and the whole crew. I’ve know Keith since the early seventies when we were squid “racers” on the Griffith Park back roads in Los Angeles. I remember when he first started talking about helping riders learn cornering and he wondered if there was any future in it. I guess we all found out.