advanced motorcycle courses?

[jayluvmito]

not sure if this is the right section or not. ive got a 33bhp restricted license, passedd in august. can i take a advanced motorcycling course, or does thier have to be some sort of experiance time like a years riding or so on? can i do it on 33bhp and does anybosy have any experiance with it?


thansk, jay.
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[tintin]

Try the Bikesafe course for a cheap introduction...
https://www.bikesafe.co.uk/Bikesafe/bikesafe2000.htm
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[XS1954]

Best thing you can do is do a police bikesafe session and join your local IAM. It costs £85 (I think) for a year and you would get top advice from advanced riders. They would probably organise trips out as well as the on road training. Good fun and you get to meet new people.
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[Cillit-BANG]

I guess it depends on what course your intending to do. A lot of advanced training days are simply rideout's with qualified instructors to help you improve on what your doing.

You ride your own bike.

I really can't see why not. After all it's mostly about road sense, not how fast you can go.

[Teaman]

bike safe is very good
https://uk.geocities.com/teaman1974/images/bikesafecert.jpg
but the site needs updating chris pulfrey is a mate and he retired a few months ago.


id recomend one of these before an IAM course, as it puts in the right frame of mind and gives you handy hints.

most bike instructors will know who does IAM, plenty of them will do them also so pop back to your test centre, that way you get someone your already comfortable with and who knows how you ride
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