Crashing a motorcycle is one of the greatest fears a rider has. And the most common crash we experience is a single vehicle crash caused by the loss of control in a corner.
We all love the thrill of riding and the exhilarating feeling you get when you string a series of corners together perfectly.
But for many riders, the very thing they long for is the very thing that frightens them the most. Cornering!
And when we ask riders what they most want to improve about their riding two things always top the list – cornering skills and braking technique.
So let’s take the fear out of cornering and the panic out of stopping.
AND LET’S MAKE CRASHING NOT AN OPTION!
Our ALL NEW course is guaranteed to build your skills and confidence in these two areas that riders most want help to improve, and transform fear and uncertainty into confidence and enjoyment.
Through a series of carefully crafted discussions and practical activities you will learn:
- that you can confidently stop a motorbike in a much shorter distance than you thought;
- how to safely use brakes in a corner; and
- corner setup and lines that DO give you that exhilarating feeling in corners you’re searching for.
You will also receive personal instruction and mentoring as you lap the circuit with one of our instructors.
Why is this course different to other “cornering” courses?
The course takes elements from our Corner with Confidence and Braking with Confidence courses that have been proven to help riders transform their riding, and combines them with a unique on-track training technique that gives you the best possible way of improving your riding in just one day.
The exercises and teaching system we’ve designed break the whole braking and cornering processes down into steps in a system that make it easy to explain, understand and implement.
Course Details
Location: RACQ Mobility Centre, Mount Cotton
Format: Road focussed on-track training
Course Start: 08:30am
Course Ends: 03:30pm
Duration: 7 hours
Cost: $170 (subsidised under the TMR Motorcycle Ride to Zero Grants)
Riders must hold a current open, provisional or probationary RE or R licence to be eligible for the course.
What You Will Need To Participate
- Registered and roadworthy motorcycle of a class you are licensed for
- A current open, provisional or probationary RE or R licence
- Approved helmet that complies with AS/NZS 1698:2006 or ECE 22.06
- Motorcycle jacket, pants, boots and gloves suitable for road use