This section contains videos that will help you develop your riding and stay safe.

This video gives a short explanation of IPSGA the system of motorcycle control which is used in all of our courses.

 This is an excellent video that shows how to corner by using limit points and positioning . 

 This is an excellent video that shows how to corner by using limit points and positioning . 

This short video shows some of the basic mistakes that riders make when slow riding. If you are having problems, contact us and we can discuss your needs and prepare a bespoke training plan.

These short clips show the camera looking at me whilst demonstrating the exercises. The key things you need to look for are body position and where I am looking. This is just a snap shot of our course if you would like to know more look at out training course section.

This video show Mark riding a Honda ST1300 Pan European using circles to practice slow riding. The circles are set at 12.5, 10.5, 8.5 metre diameters, Ride around the outside to start with and then you can move in to the next and then the next and then if you are riding well you can attempt to ride inside the 8.5 metre circle which will mean you are riding with full lock or nearly full lock. You must maintain a set throttle, feather (slip) the clutch and trail the rear brake as necessary.  You m

This video shows me making a U-turn on a road. The key thing is do not be over ambitious, if there is a junction near by then turn around there. Make sure in your own mind that the ride is a minimum of 7.5 metres wide. The rider view is a good example of having a relaxed posture, looking where I want to go and having smooth control of the throttle, clutch and rear brake.

This video shows if you use IPSAG the information phase allows you to identify options early, you must understand the highway code and what you can and cannot do based on the road markings.  The road was clear so I could take advantage of making a legal overtake when the vehicle is at its slowest and I was able maximise the power to weight ratio of my motorcycle. The rider view allows you to see where I am looking and when.

This videos show examples of what clues you should be looking for and anticipating the actions of other road users

Is your bike fit to ride. BOLTS is a quick and easy way of checking  that your bike is safe.

This video gives an overview of what you need to consider before you carry a pillion passenger