Motorcycle Training at Track - Learn to ride at a racetrack

Rider Training at a Racetrack

This is a training day for ROAD RIDERS – it is not designed for racers. The purpose of this day is to LEARN more about your riding so you have more skill and confidence to be a better all round rider. You will also gain a lot more understanding about yourself & your bikes capabilities.

Limited to 30 riders, we will cover both practical and theory motorcycle skills based on the fundamentals of braking, steering and cornering. A high level of enjoyment guaranteed in a safe, fun environment at the racetrack. This day is suited to any level of riding experience and any road bike.

A safe, fun way to hone your riding skills and learn more about your bike.

Even new motorcycle riders will gain valuable experience from this day. Riding in a safe, controlled environment around a constant track will help you learn a lot more about controlling your bike. You will come away with an increased level of skill and confidence that you can immediately apply to your road riding. You will also have the chance for some one on one time with our instructors during the afternoon sessions. Its a full day from 9am - 4.30 pm

This is a fun, relaxed day, where you can ride as fast or as slow as you choose.

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Motorcycles and Riding Gear for the Racetrack

MOTORCYCLES

• Tyres must be road legal for road tyres.
• Check your tyre pressures are correct according to manufacturers specs.
• Check your chain is adjusted correctly.
• Check that your brakes are working properly FRONT and REAR.
• All levers must have ball ends in place.
• Mirrors to be removed or taped up.
• No leaking fluids of any description including oils, water or glycol
• Glass headlights to be removed or taped up.
• Plastic headlights & indicators are OK.
• Pack rack uppers to be removed -L arms to be taped over or plugged (plastic wine corks are good for this)
• Handle bar ends must have a solid end - NO open tube ends (plastic wine corks are good for this too)

RIDING GEAR
Wear what you feel safe and comfortable riding in

• An approved full helmet that fits well with a clean, clear visor
• Leather gloves, motorcycle boots, 1 or 2 piece riding suit - leather or cordura.
• A back protector is recommended

LEVEL 2 Training Days

Anyone that has previously attended a Pro Rider training at racetrack course or has a reasonable amount of current riding experience may attend a Level 2 day. This is advanced training and will help you take your riding to a new level.

The day will include theory and practical skills on the following:

• Advanced Braking
• Hazard Avoidance
• Advanced Cornering
• Suspension Set up

Women's Training days at the Racetrack

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Karel clinching the 250GP national title - Ruapuna Raceway 2006

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