Learning Curves
So you need and want to learn the skills so you can safely control a modern motorcycle on today's roads. There are three possible ways you can do this:
- You can learn from your mistakes. But every mistake will cost you and one day you may have to pay the ultimate price.
- You can learn from your mates. But how good are they anyway?!
- Or you could learn from an expert...
...someone who spends all day every day in the saddle, and really knows their stuff AND who knows how to pass that knowledge on to others. As a result, you might even end up with discounts on insurance, clothing and accessories.
RideAware.org.uk
Ride Aware is a new initiative launched by UK Motorcycle Training with the aim of reducing accidents and raising awareness for motorcyclists. Click here for details
What's next?
Once you've been assessed, you'll have a better idea of which areas of your riding will need working on. You can then focus on finding the course that's right for you. For most people the bare minimum is a refresher on road positioning, planning ahead and what to do if someone you're riding with has a crash.
See also Defensive Riding