Motorway Riding

An ideal course for long distance commuters, or for people who want to cover lots of miles in the shortest time. Motorways and dual carriageways are generally covered here, with the emphasis on anticipation and awareness, as things can change very quickly on motorways, and they change at high speeds.

This course can also help people who have recently passed their bike test, as motorways can be intimidating at times, to say the least! Courses can be run over any time scale, and charged at the normal rate.

Country Lanes

Ahhh...the open road, the wind in your face, possibly the best place to get the most fun out of a bike on public roads! This course is suitable for all levels of riders, but especially people who have recently passed their bike test, as riding around country lanes for a bike test, is well, subtly different shall we say, to more advanced riding.

Areas covered on this course include typical things like, how to read the road ahead for maximum visibility, as well as safety, positioning and awareness. There are also in depth briefings on advanced lines, cornering techniques, and braking techniques, along with a few do's and don'ts. Far too many accidents happen on country lanes, and believe it or not, a lot of this is down to rider error. Courses can be run over any time scale and charged at the normal rate

Town Riding

This may well be the place most of us spend time on a bike, as it makes perfect sense, which is why over the last seven years or so, a generation of city commuters has been spawned!

This is a perfect course for everyday commuters or someone who is new to city riding, but especially for new CBT certificate holders. City riding can be very hectic, chaotic and stressful, which more often than not will have an affect on the riders own style. We can make sense of the surrounding chaos with increased awareness and planning.

Certain topics covered are junctions, roundabouts, anticipation, route planning and of course filtering! Courses can be run over any time scale and charged at the normal rate.

Night Riding

As winter comes and the days get shorter, night riding is unavoidable. This course suits all riders as there are firstly briefings on advanced techniques, and then more importantly how we can use and adjust those techniques at night to be able to read the road just as well, with far less clues than in daylight in order to ride safer, with more awareness.

The training can be done on any kind of road, but there is more emphasis on country lanes where visibility is worst at night. Courses are run either at half day rate, or at an hourly rate, which means this particular course can be linked with other courses which are run in the daytime.

Bad Weather Riding

A course which is recommended to everyone, as living in the U.K inevitably means some riding under sometimes unpleasant conditions, even for fair weather riders!

Most of us have probably already experienced this, but knowing how weather conditions actually affect us and what to do before things get out of control is another matter. How weather conditions affect us will be explained on this course, along with how we need to adapt our style to compensate for these changes, and of course the changes the road surface takes under these conditions. Courses can be run over any time scale and charged at the normal rate.

Back 2 Basics

Riding

The perfect course for someone who has a CBT or full license, but hasn't ridden for a while, or maybe purchasing a new bike has raised a few questions?

This course will start with the basics...braking, cornering, slow control and emergency stops! As progress is made then more advanced techniques can be brought into the array, until the rider is completely happy and confident with the bike, themselves and what theyÕve been taught. Courses can be run over any time scale and charged at the normal rate

Maintenance

It always helps to know and understand how and why certain things work on motorbikes. With this knowledge, along with how to fix these things, small problems can be corrected before they develop into larger problems, which are generally more time consuming and more costly.

This course is an in depth look at basic maintenance, where we will go over practically the whole bike showing how things work, how to replace bits and how to identify problems just from the feedback you get from the bike whilst riding! The only part of the bike that we don't get into is the engine, as specialist tools are normally needed and these can vary from bike to bike. Maintenance courses can be run over any time scale and charged at the normal rate.

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