ABOUT
Randy Cook, owner & chief instructor
of Cyclelogics has been involved with motorcycling since his earliest memories, and for the last 21 years
his focus has been rider training.
Randy Cook , the owner and chief instructor of Cyclelogics
has been teaching new riders for over 2 decades.
With over 20,000 hours at 4 schools, this award winning
instructor was formally trained by the Canada Safety
Council.
Randy left the Safety Council to pursue other interests
including Manual Transmission Driver Training, and
Motorcycle Rider Training with Columbia Training Systems,
Motorcycle Roadcraft and the late Ed Simpson.
After assuming the duty of operating the school in Mission
for 2 years, Randy took a 1 year sabbatical, returning
proudly to the industry with Cyclelogics Motorcycle Rider
Training. His mandate is to provide opportunity for riders
to develop skills that will make them better, safer riders in all disciplines of riding.
Beyond the involvement of instructing civilians, Randy's duties included training RCMP, conducting advanced courses, and to date has instructed all of the conservation officers in British Columbia with Cyclelogics Rider Training.
Randy Cook, owner & chief instructor
of Cyclelogics has been involved with motorcycling since his earliest memories, and for the last 21 years
his focus has been rider training.
Randy Cook , the owner and chief instructor of Cyclelogics
has been teaching new riders for over 2 decades.
With over 20,000 hours at 4 schools, this award winning
instructor was formally trained by the Canada Safety
Council.
Randy left the Safety Council to pursue other interests
including Manual Transmission Driver Training, and
Motorcycle Rider Training with Columbia Training Systems,
Motorcycle Roadcraft and the late Ed Simpson.
After assuming the duty of operating the school in Mission
for 2 years, Randy took a 1 year sabbatical, returning
proudly to the industry with Cyclelogics Motorcycle Rider
Training. His mandate is to provide opportunity for riders
to develop skills that will make them better, safer riders in all disciplines of riding.
Beyond the involvement of instructing civilians, Randy's duties included training RCMP, conducting advanced courses, and to date has instructed all of the conservation officers in British Columbia with Cyclelogics Rider Training.