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Things To Know

This page will give you a good idea about our class structure and what to expect when attending.

Day One
Introduction
Motorcycle Nomenclature
Motorcycle Inspection
Picking up a motorcycle
Description of skilled patterns
Braking - Threshold, rear braking only, front braking only, weight shift
Counterbalance
Counter Steering
Hurt Study/ Motorcycle crash statistics
Eye lead

Day Two
Nomenclature
Motorcycle Inspection
Picking up a motorcycle
Clutch/Throttle Control - Grey Area
Slow Race
The Box
Slalom
Counter Balance
Circles & Figure 8’s
KeyHole

Day Three
Motorcycle Inspection
Warm-Up
Slow Race, Slalom, KeyHole,
Intersection
Counter Balance
Threshold Braking (Rear brake only, Front brake only, Threshold braking, ABS systems)
Brake & Escape
Counter Steering
Certification

Advanced Rider Training courses are "Closed Course" training as defined by The Motor Vehicle Act of British Columbia and ICBC. As a result ICBC is not responsible for damage or injury that occurs during these courses.

Advanced Rider Training does not teach on road riding skills, We focus on Advanced Motorcycle handling that has previously not been available to the public.