When do I improve my riding skills, my knowledge? When I reach 1,000 km? 8,000 km? 3 years? 5 years? After I crash? Never?We all know the answer. Every time I ride I should get better. From the beginner to the expert we ask ourselves, what skills? And how?The answer. Enroll in Street Rider in 2026. This customized course challenges the motorcyclist to understand and practice the skills required to ride safe.
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Description
Street Rider has 3 areas that we will focus on, Theory, On-Lot and Road. This course has only 3 students to ensure each one understands what they need to do and work on to be better riders. The Road portion will use our group riding system to improve your communication skills when riding with your friends.
You begin with our online theory portion before you come to the course site.
A good rider understands the value of knowledge. In the comfort of your own home, you can review some basic information while learning new strategies to help you progress to a better rider.
We will meet at the Saints Church course site from 6 pm to 9 pm to work on your slow speed skills and perform your motorcycle inspection. During this session riders will understand more about their motorcycle and why it is important to do regular bike checks. We will have our on-lot course set up to review and evaluate various riding skills as well as rider gear choices. These On lot maneuvers are a critical piece to riding a motorcycle with skill and confidence. We will work with the following exercises, Figure 8, ABS Braking Drills, Swerve around an object, braking in a curve. Group exercises include, Start and stop, riding through a curve and lane changes.
At 9 am the following morning, we will meet back at the site and prepare ourselves for roadwork. We will use our SENA bike to bike communication systems to improve your forward planning and hazard recognition skills. This is where we will put our theory into action. We will also take this opportunity to improve your acceleration and braking skills at real world speeds.
LUNCH is included After lunch we will finish with our group riding system and be back at the site by 4 pm.
Prerequisites
All riders must hold an Alberta Class 6 License and have a safe, insured, and registered motorcycle. This 10-hour course is designed to be taken on your own motorcycle. All bikes will be subject to pass our Motorcycle Safety Check. Sena motorcycle communication system is preferred but not mandatory.
