Archive for the ‘Training Tips’ Category

Anatomy of a corner, braking smoothly and more.

Unless you’re a drag racer, corners are what bikes are all about. They’re the holy grail and the bread and butter of biking, but few riders really understand them in depth. You can tell the ones who do – they’re faster, safer and have more fun than the unenlightened.

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Steering a bike’s easy

Steering a bike’s easy – you either lean into the turn, or turn the bars right to go right, and left to go left, right? (more…)

Top Tips for Riding With a Pillion

Riding with a passenger can be a great experience for both the rider and the pillion. However many riders don’t have much experience with carrying a passenger and can wrongly assume that it’s business as usual! Here we give some important tips on how to get the best out of riding with a passenger. (more…)

Tips for City Motorcycle Training in London

Of all the places to learn to ride a motorcycle London has to be one of the best, because its landscape offers some of the best tests of your riding skills possible. (more…)

Riding at Night Training Tips

Riding during the day is one thing but riding at night is a different skill altogether and the key is all about creating a smooth technique by looking as far ahead as possible. (more…)

Motorcycle Emergency Stop Tips

The emergency stop is just as important on a motorcycle as it is in a car and learning to do it safely could well save your life. (more…)

Top 5 Motorcycle Training Tips

Motorcycle training is a brilliant thing because in doing it you are opening up a whole new world of camaraderie and experiences that will stay with you forever. (more…)

Motorcycle Gear Changing Tips

It may seem like a simple concept but being able to change gear properly can totally transform your entire riding experience. (more…)

Correct Riding Posture Tips

It is when you first learn to ride a motorcycle that you can instil the right habits and prevent bad ones from forming in the first place and your riding posture is one of the most important to continually work on. (more…)