Our Awesome Team
You do not get to be one of our instructors by training for a weekend or two, or by simply having an instructor’s license. We like to keep our bar high. Before they work with students on their own, our instructors put in hundreds of hours as students themselves, with experienced instructors as their mentors. They also take pride in a strong commitment to continually improving their skills, knowledge, and teaching techniques—it’s a core part of what we expect from every instructor on our team.
Each of our instructors brings real-world experience from the racetrack, from 50cc minis all the way up to professional motorcycle road racing. On top of that, they’ve spent time riding dirt and off-road, one of the best (and fun!) ways to build well-rounded skills.
Cool fact: The committment to improving is so strong at our school that even our support team has gone beyond the basics.
TREVOR, “sandman”
Chief Instructor, Owner
Trevor’s passion for motorcycles sparked at just three years old, when his dad first sat him on a motorcycle—and it never faded.
Since 1991, he has trained over 29,000 riders, combining real-world experience with a passion for helping others ride smarter and safer. His energy, enthusiasm, and genuine love for the sport, paired with his riding ability, make him an exceptional instructor. He doesn’t just teach riding—he builds confident, capable riders.
In 2004, he won both the Superbike and Heavyweight championships. After a 21-year hiatus from racing, he returned in 2025 and proved his talent endures by winning both the Superbike and Open Superstock classes.
A unique distinction: Trevor is the first Canadian 3C coach with the Yamaha Champions Riding School.
DAYNON, ”inde”
Instructor
Daynon is a graduate of Too Cool and has a strong understanding of what riding is all about. His natural talent on a motorcycle, combined with a straightforward and honest coaching style, makes him a valuable part of the team.
Outside of coaching, he stays fully immersed in the motorcycle world—studying riding technique through videos, working on his own bikes, and following Supercross.
To further develop his skills, he has trained at both the Yamaha Champions Riding School and the California Superbike School. He has also gained track experience at Castrol Raceway in Edmonton, RMM in Calgary, and AREA27 in Oliver, BC.
He’s always up for a riding adventure and eager to explore new roads and experiences on two wheels.
JACK, “bullseye”
Instructor
Jack understands what it’s like to be a student, and that perspective shapes his calm, thoughtful coaching style. He has a natural ability to communicate clearly and support riders as they build confidence and skill.
He is driven to improve and continually refine his riding, having attended Rich Oliver’s Mystery School and Colin Edwards’ Texas Tornado Boot Camp. He has also completed many track days in Edmonton.
Jack brings a steady, supportive presence to the team and takes pride in helping students become capable, safe riders.
When he’s not coaching, you’ll likely find him recharging his smile by putting on many kilometres riding through our beautiful backyard, east to British Columbia or just south of the border.
DAVID, ”top doc”
Instructor in Training
The evolution of “David the Doctor” to “David the Rider” is something not only to be amazed at, but also amused by. Would you believe it if we told you he never approved of motorcycles?
David’s career has always revolved around educating people, so he understands what it takes to improve at anything. Being open to learning is what led him to give motorcycling a chance. Before he knew it, he was swept off his feet and sucked in for life—and we are so glad for it.
He has trained with Yamaha Champions Riding School and California Superbike School, and regularly attends track days at Rocky Mountain Motorsports and AREA27.
BRYAN, “blackflag”
Instructor in Training
Bryan learned how to ride in 2017 and quickly became a skilled rider and mentor to many Too Cool alumni. He would take them on group rides and help new riders feel at ease and more confident before their road tests. He has even joined us on some of the best training adventures at top riding schools across North America, including Yamaha Champions Riding School and California Superbike School, continuing to build his skills alongside some of the best in the industry. He is a driving—or shall we say riding—force behind our team, always bringing energy, support, and a willingness to help others improve. He is an amazing rider both on the road and on the track.
LANCHI, ”smash”
Motorcycle Operations Manager
Lanchi not only loves riding but also helps people do things that some might see as impossible, or that others may have said you could not do. Through personal experience, including being 5’2” and mighty 80 pounds, she provides a strong support system for those who are feeling a little apprehensive or unsure. Her analytical approach helps break things down for people.
She continues her own development through training, including CLASS Riding School, Yamaha Champions Riding School, and California Superbike School.
She does her best to support our students so that they too can achieve their dream and find that amazing ride. Sounds like a M.O.M.
TEAK, “killswitch”
Design Monkey
Teak, just like the rest of our team, came to us as a student in 2017. At the time, we were also in the process of giving the school a visual facelift, and in came Teak like an angel. He takes what we think we want and turns it into what we actually want. He’s not only someone who is always happy to help in some way, he’s just a great person to hang out with… he’s genuinely just a great guy. And that is how Teak became the creative designer on the team and part of our motofamily forever!
JAYDEN, “sparrow”
Grease Monkey A
Who would have thought that riding a little dirt bike at 8 years old would light a spark that would lead him to developing a passion for riding? His interest in motorcycles has grown exponentially since attending the Champions Riding School, along with a strong curiosity for learning how the motorcycle works and a deeper interest in the industry as a whole. He is also halfway to becoming a Red Seal Mechanic, continuing to build both his technical knowledge and hands-on experience.
ALEX, “lil’ calamity”
Grease Monkey B
Also starting his riding journey on a little dirt bike at 8 years old, Alex has developed his skills through continual training. He has attended the Yamaha Champions Riding School and has progressed significantly at the track since. His interest in motorcycles has grown, particularly on the technical side of the industry. He also loves to help others and share his knowledge whenever he can, whether about riding or the machine itself. He is also working towards his Red Seal Mechanic ticket.
Don, “obi-don”
Red Seal Mechanic, Universal Cycle
Don brings over 30 years of industry experience. He is a Journeyman Red Seal mechanic and has been riding for longer than he’ll let us tell you. Don is a multi-time drag racing champion and has turned more wrenches on more bikes than most people can imagine.
Don is the founder and owner of Universal Cycle Services. He is straight forward, no-nonsense professional who tells it like it is and stands firmly behind both his own work and that of his team. This commitment to quality makes him the trusted choice for maintaining the Too Cool Fleet.
ELLIE, “fast ears”
Pawformance Coach
Ellie is a mini Aussie who unexpectedly joined the family in February 2023. She combines a playful, energetic nature, a keen understanding of the game of fetch, intelligence, and an exceptional degree of cuteness to support positive mental health.
You will most likely find her up at the lot on course start days. She is a shy and cautious girl, but on occasion she’ll offer a sniff—especially if she catches the scent of a potential friend. You’d never guess that beneath all that caution is a very sassy girl with a big personality and a talent for daily tantrums.
REY, “the kid”
Rtr’d Support & Snacks Supervisor
Rey started out as MOM’s Happiness Supervisor, then methodically transitioned into being Trevor’s most dependable support—a role she took very seriously. Well, almost as seriously as her love for all things food. She was always up for coming to the lot to play, oversee maintenance days, make sure Dad took his breaks, and of course… quality control for snacks. She was also the best company on days when riding wasn’t possible.
Sadly, we unexpectedly lost Rey in November 2025. She leaves a Rey-shaped hole in our hearts, and we miss her dearly.