Transalper
8th March 2021, 22:39
I've been riding off road and adventure riding for a long time now, I'm no beginner, I consider myself at the high end of average, there seem to be more riders less capable than me on group rides than riders that are better, though there are still plenty that are better. I'm pretty consistent in what I do, don't usually fall and get through most terrain I go at fairly well but I had plateaued, I wasn't really progressing anymore and I'd even go as far as to say I'd started choosing easier rides over the challenging ones.
So with a little push on the weekend I've just attended one of these bike control courses on my WR250R along with others on T700's and a variety of other bike sizes.
It was great fun and showed me even an old dog can learn new tricks, and make some improvements on old tricks I had thought I was already doing well.
Now I have renewed confidence and some techniques to practice, I'm looking forward to the next level as this was just the level one clinic. Bring it on :Punk:
This is in Canterbury at the moment, but who knows what will happen with enough interest in the future.
You can find more info and dates here: https://events.humanitix.com/trial-clinics-for-adventure-riders
So with a little push on the weekend I've just attended one of these bike control courses on my WR250R along with others on T700's and a variety of other bike sizes.
It was great fun and showed me even an old dog can learn new tricks, and make some improvements on old tricks I had thought I was already doing well.
Now I have renewed confidence and some techniques to practice, I'm looking forward to the next level as this was just the level one clinic. Bring it on :Punk:
This is in Canterbury at the moment, but who knows what will happen with enough interest in the future.
You can find more info and dates here: https://events.humanitix.com/trial-clinics-for-adventure-riders