The rider learns to deal with various situations, weather, road, and traffic conditions. The bike will be inspected by an instructor at the time of the course and permission will be granted at that time. You are required to attend every class session and pass both a written and a riding test which will be administered at the close of the course. The curriculum is geared towards understanding and practicing things such as traction management, countersteering, and maximum braking. It develops the proper attitude and mental skills necessary.
Emphasis is placed on advanced turning, braking, and accident avoidance skills such as swerving.
Riders must provide their own equipment and motorcycle for this course. The motorcycle must pass a safety inspection conducted by an instructor and you must provide proof of liability insurance on the unit. Riders must attend every session and a written and skills test is administered at the end of this course. They must attend all sessions and are allowed to ride the range exercises with the primary rider. A written test is administered at the close of the course.