22 motowerks

Often time we dismiss advice from enthusiasts who haven’t won “numerous championships”, here at 22 Motowerks; its our understanding that while champions have amazing experience, extremely difficult accolades, not all “champions” have the verbiage to connect with students. Motorcycle training at 22 moto uses real life references to bride the gap with certain motorcycle theories which do not require a championship title to help save a life. For example, trail braking often scares students because the term seems difficult. I often ask students have then gotten off an exit ramp with alittle more approaching speed than normal? When replied yes, I explain how maintaining braking pressure into the exit ramp and gradually releasing is an “everyday function” of trail braking that we utilize without realizing.

22 motowerks is founded by Eazy 22, Eazy is a Long Island NY native; a proud Father, spouse, entrepreneur with 2 collegiate degrees, one of which in business and marketing. Eazy has over 40 hours of public speaking 400 level course experience, commercial and private sales experience and parents who have kept him in the riders/drivers seat of a motored vehicle at all times. Starting what he thought was his “career” in 2015, Eazy left the nest at 25 years old and began a career as a corrections officer on notorious Rikers Island. Carrying a legal firearm at a young age was a huge responsibility for a young man with an ego. They say, with that comes with big responsibility. During his training on rikers, eazy learned to effectively use IPC skills to maintain safety for self and those under his care. IPC short for Interpersonal Communication Skills, “behaviors that help you intercat with other effectively in the workplace, school or in the larger world. There is always a unique angle of approach when speaking with others and we feel what makes 22 motowerks unique and separated from the rest is our ability to read the room very quickly, listening before speaking and analyzing all information provided to respond in the most effective manner possible.

Worked trackside with 2022 national stock 1000cc champion Corey alexander. Personal friend, coach, bike and car enthusiast, corey and I met online in 2013 yet never fell out of touch. As I posted madman street racing/riding videos, corey always encouraged me to migrate to the track. Out of my budget or concern I stuck to what I knew and thought was the best at the time until 2020. May 2020 I hosted my first private track day at New York Safety Track, the first moto event during the height of the pandemic. Only 40 riders each day, my life at the track has never looked back at streets since. The smooth tarmac, the level of precision needed to hit markers, the IQ to hear/read and adjust to other riders around you was a different type of stimulation that the streets just couldn’t compare for me. From 2010-2019 each summer I recorded a minimum of 4000 miles each summer (May-oct), if math serves me well, that’s 40,000 street miles that couldn’t compare to my first track weekend! Since may 2020 22 motowerks has hosted over 10 private events funded and organized solely by 22 motowerks. Hosting track days is not a get rich scheme nor is it for the weak minded, a lot of logistics to consider when dealing with the safety of others. Zero ambulance departures, minimal red flags and zero significant injuries, 22 motowerks is proud to continue serving the moto community while educating and giving an experience that lingers into the next years schedule time and time again.