Bike Bonding
Bike Bonding
This class focuses on precision skills and is based on similar police-style training. Drills and skill circuits will give riders ample opportunity to improve their performance. Control operation and body positioning are emphasized to master smoothness and precision. Really working on motorcycle manipulation skills helps the rider maximize their low-speed control and put the bike where they want it.
The primary value of having good "bike bonding" is that it will transfer to street riding. After taking a Bike Bonding class riders should be able to be smooth on the controls and have more mental capacity to strategize about the ever-changing aspects of street riding (looking out for traps and escape paths).
Benefits include increased confidence and comfort with riding at low speed. A valid motorcycle permit or license endorsement is required.
👤 8 people 🕒 5 hrs
Montrose, CO
(Riding - McNeil Parking Lot)
Class times are approximate and could go shorter or longer than indicated. We typically send an email reminder 24-48 hours prior to class. If any class doesn't meet the minimum of four students, it may be rescheduled.
Who Should Take This Class:
For recent Basic RiderCourse (BRC) graduates or riders of equivalent experience.
Riders who want more practice with BRC-type exercises under the supervision and coaching of a RiderCoach.
Riders that don't want to worry about any testing or classroom.
A great transition for graduates of the BRC to continue skill development.
Pre-requisites:
Successfully completed the MSF Basic RiderCourse (BRC) or equivalent, or have sufficient riding skills and experiences to operate a motorcycle with basic proficiency.
Valid motorcycle permit or endorsement
What to Expect:
Approximately 5 hours.
Half-day.
Designed to help you develop basic riding skills.
Help riders develop smooth and precise control as they manipulate primary motorcycle controls and develop their riding procedures and techniques.
Helps a rider automate physical skills so they can devote more attention to road and traffic conditions (searching and evaluating).
Exercises focus on a variety of cornering skills and limited-space maneuvers.
By the end of the course, you should be able to handle a motorcycle well enough to negotiate normal street and traffic situations.
NO CLASSROOM!
NO TESTS!
We will provide the motorcycle.
What to Bring:
Food/beverages for breaks and lunch.
Any riding gear you prefer.
What you MUST Wear:
DOT Certified ¾ or full-faced helmet (One will be provided if you don't have one).
Shatter-resistant eye protection.
Sturdy over-the-ankle footwear (non-canvas).
Long-sleeved shirt or jacket.
Long non-flare denim pants or equivalent protective material, free of holes.
Full-fingered gloves, preferably leather.
Who Should Take This Class:
Experienced riders wanting to learn smooth and precise control through (Police Style) low speed maneuvering.
Pre-requisites:
You must provide your own motorcycle:
Street legal
Proof of registration and insurance
Written permission of motorcycle owner if not owned by student
Pass instructor visual safety inspection
You must have a valid motorcycle license.
What to Expect:
Half-day
Learn to improve your low-speed maneuvers, motorcycle handling skills, and tight turns.
Learn to improve your control manipulation, or "putting the bike where you want it".
Control operation and body positioning are emphasized to improve smoothness and precision.
What to Bring:
Food/beverages for breaks and lunch.
Any riding gear you prefer.
Your 2-Wheeled Motorcycle
Motorcycle Requirements:
2 wheels, sorry, no 3-wheeled rigs in this class
Street legal
Proof of registration and insurance
Pass a visual safety inspection
What you MUST Wear:
DOT Certified ¾ or full-faced helmet (One will be provided if you don't have one).
Shatter-resistant eye protection.
Sturdy over-the-ankle footwear (non-canvas).
Long-sleeved shirt or jacket.
Long non-flare denim pants or equivalent protective material, free of holes.
Full-fingered gloves, preferably leather.
If you must reschedule and fail to contact us at least 72 hours before the start of your class, a $75 rescheduling fee will be applied. Please contact Ace Rider Motorcycle School so that we are made aware of any special medical requirements or other special considerations that may be required.