Advanced On-Road Riding Course
Quick Overview
Some key elements covered in the course:
• Basic theory
• Good habits & Body positioning
• Tight slow cornering ( U-turns and fig of 8)
• Emergency braking
• Emergency swerving
• Exploring using brakes in corners
• Trail braking
Prerequisite: You should be comfortable with the basic fundamentals of cornering and braking / completed a Proficiency and Safety skills training course in the past.
Own bike required
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DATES 2024 13-16 Jan, 7-14 Mar, 16-9 April, 14-17 May, 11-14 June, 16-19 July, 13-16 Aug, 10-13 Sep, 9-15 Oct, 12-15 Nov
DURATION 1 Day. 8:30 sharp – +-16:00.
VENUE Zwartkops Raceway, R55 Road, Pretoria West, 0183
FEE R3500 per rider – own motorcycle (applicable to scheduled dates above)
GROUP SIZE Max two people per day
INCLUDED Tuition, coffee at arrival,certification & loads of fun! ! (There is a canteen at Zwartkops where you can purchase lunch and drinks)
EXCLUDED Fuel, insurance, use of a bike and anything not stated as included above.
INTENDED FOR Anyone who would prefer more personalized attention from the instructor, less stress, no distractions, and the ability to personalize the experience.
PREREQUISITE You have to be comfortable with balance.
BOOKINGS EMAIL >>> gerhardwdutoit@gmail.com
Double your skills and halve your fears in one day.
City TRAX offers its training to all on-road riders, irrespective of what brand of bike they ride and aims at making a positive contribution to the development of on-road riding in South Africa.
ABOUT THE COURSE
After meeting everyone over a cup of coffee, the course kicks off with some necessary theory, thereafter practical tuition and plenty of riding on specially prepared training facilities to safely teach you different techniques in a safe environment. It is a intensive course and we recommend you arrive well rested and hydrated - start drinking water the previous day, even if its cold and wet.
This 1 day course is designed to teach you the basic on-road techniques for all on-road and adventure bikes.
Some key elements that is covered in the course:
• Basic theory
• Good habits and body positioning
• Tight slow manoeuvres and cornering at slow speeds
• U- Turns and figure of 8
• Emergency braking techniques
• Faster cornering techniques
WHAT TO BRING
- Your own motorcycle – Motorcycle rental available
- Any make of on-road or dual purpose bikes are permitted.
- Full tank of petrol.
2. Full protective gear
Please ensure you bring adequate protective clothing with you to the course. Riding has its inherent risks and we believe in prevention rather than cure!
- Helmet
- Boots.
- Gloves
- Protective trousers and jacket (or jeans)
3. Other gear
- Cap & sunscreen
- Camel back (hydration pack) or water bottle is highly recommended if not essential to make sure you do not dehydrate.
However, there will be occasional breaks to quench your thirst.
- Rain suit (if necessary). If we expect rain, training will continue and you will get even better value for your money as we'll teach you to handle your bike in wet conditions. Except for extreme weather conditions – course will be rescheduled.
TIPS TO ACHIEVE THE MAXIMUM FROM THE COURSE
- You have to be comfortable with balance on the motorcycle .
- A reasonable level of fitness is recommended as training can be both quite physically and emotionally intensive.
- Drink plenty of water before and during the course.
- Especially in the colder months, wear layers of clothing which can be peeled off as it usually gets warmer in the day.
- If you have time, familiarize yourself with the controls of your bike as described in the bike’s manual.
- If you drink alcohol, we recommend that you minimize your intake of alcohol before and during the course. It influences your body’s ability to balance and focus. This is essential for safety reasons.
- In case of heavy rain, course will be rescheduled, however in light rain course will continue!
Advanced On-Road Riding Course
Quick Overview
Some key elements covered in the course:
• Basic theory
• Good habits & Body positioning
• Tight slow cornering ( U-turns and fig of 8)
• Emergency braking
• Emergency swerving
• Exploring using brakes in corners
• Trail braking
Prerequisite: You should be comfortable with the basic fundamentals of cornering and braking / completed a Proficiency and Safety skills training course in the past.
Own bike required
BMW R18 Training
Quick Overview
After meeting everyone over a cup of coffee, the course kicks off with some necessary theory, thereafter practical tuition and plenty of riding on specially prepared training facilities to safely teach you different techniques in a safe environment. It is a intensive course and we recommend you arrive well rested and hydrated - start drinking water the previous day, even if its cold and wet.
This 1 day course is designed to teach you the basic on-road techniques for specifically the BMW R18 and plus size bikes.
Some key elements that is covered in the course:
• Basic theory
• Good habits and body positioning
• Tight slow maneuvers and cornering at slow speeds
• U- Turns and figure of 8
• Emergency braking techniques
• Faster cornering techniques
WHAT TO BRING
Your own motorcycle
Full protective gear
Please ensure you bring adequate protective clothing with you to the course. Riding has its inherent risks and we believe in prevention rather than cure! We have helmets , gloves and riding jackets available on request.
- Helmet
- Boots.
- Gloves
- Protective trousers and jacket (or jeans)
- Cap & sunscreen
- Camel back (hydration pack) or water bottle is highly recommended if not essential to make sure you do not dehydrate.
However, there will be occasional breaks to quench your thirst.
- Rain suit (if necessary). If we expect rain, training will continue and you will get even better value for your money as we'll teach you to handle your bike in wet conditions. Except for extreme weather conditions – course will be rescheduled.
TIPS TO ACHIEVE THE MAXIMUM FROM THE COURSE
- You have to be comfortable with balance on the motorcycle.
- A reasonable level of fitness is recommended as training can be both quite physically and emotionally intensive.
- Drink plenty of water before and during the course.
- Especially in the colder months, wear layers of clothing which can be peeled off as it usually gets warmer in the day.
- If you have time, familiarize yourself with the controls of your bike as described in the bike’s manual.
DATES 2024: 13-16 Jan, 7-14 Mar, 16-9 April, 14-17 May, 11-14 June, 16-19 July, 13-16 Aug, 10-13 Sep, 9-15 Oct, 12-15 Nov
DURATION: 1 Day. 08:30 sharp until +-16:00 (All training days are scheduled Monday's - Sunday's)
Novice
Quick Overview
Important prerequisite: You have to be comfortable with riding a bicycle / balance – please note that this is a course for beginner motorcycle riders.
After meeting everyone over a cup of coffee, the course kicks off with some necessary theory, thereafter practical tuition and plenty of riding on specially prepared training facilities to safely teach you different techniques in a safe environment. It is a intensive course and we recommend you arrive well rested and hydrated - start drinking water the previous day, even if its cold and wet.
This 1 day course is designed to teach you the basic on-road techniques for all on-road and adventure bikes.
Some key elements that is covered in the course:
- Basic theory
- Balancing the bike
- Throttle and clutch control
- The correct body position on the bike
- Basic on-road riding skills
- Pulling away and stopping
- Gear changes
- Cornering skills
WHAT TO BRING
Your own motorcycle – Motorcycle rental available
- Any make of on-road or dual purpose bikes are permitted.
- Full tank of petrol.
Full protective gear
Please ensure you bring adequate protective clothing with you to the course. Riding has its inherent risks and we believe in prevention rather than cure! We have helmets , gloves and riding jackets available on request.
- Helmet
- Boots.
- Gloves
- Protective trousers and jacket (or jeans)
- Cap & sunscreen
- Camel back (hydration pack) or water bottle is highly recommended if not essential to make sure you do not dehydrate. However, there will be occasional breaks to quench your thirst.
- Rain suit (if necessary). If we expect rain, training will continue and you will get even better value for your money as we'll teach you to handle your bike in wet conditions. Except for extreme weather conditions – course will be rescheduled.
TIPS TO ACHIEVE THE MAXIMUM FROM THE COURSE
- You have to be comfortable with balance on the motorcycle – please note that this is a course for beginner motorcycle riders.
- A reasonable level of fitness is recommended as training can be both quite physically and emotionally intensive.
- Drink plenty of water before and during the course.
- Especially in the colder months, wear layers of clothing which can be peeled off as it usually gets warmer in the day.
- If you have time, familiarize yourself with the controls of your bike as described in the bike’s manual.
