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Learning to ride a motorcycle: The right course
By Ben Cope on 28/07/2011 17:39:47
Courses can be tailored to fit your motorcycle learning requirements
Many schools throughout the UK sell courses that aim to get you your licence within a week or even less. This means that a totally novice rider must undertake CBT (Compulsory Basic Training), graduate to a 500cc machine, learn the part-two test
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Hughes to take advanced driving course
By Visordown News on 31/01/2008 09:32:06
Banned cop to fund IAM course out of own pocket
DISGRACED SOUTH Yorkshire Chief Constable Meredydd Hughes is to undertake an advanced driving course following his ban after he was caught speeding for the third time.Sources say Hughes is to take a course with the Institute of Advanced Motorists
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WSB: Bayliss on course for Championship victory
By Visordown News on 09/09/2008 08:44:48
Gets the news, results and championship standings from WSB's Donington Park round
Bayliss...mixed fortunes at Donington ParkTROY BAYLISS tightened his grip on the World Superbike Championship by winning race one in this weekend's Donington Park meet.Despite crashing out of race two, the Australian still leads the championship race from fellow countryman Troy C...
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Advanced Riding Course: Coming Back
By Niall Mackenzie on 04/04/2010 11:38:47
How do you get back to full confidence and speed when you’ve crashed? Niall shows you how
In most sports or hobbies learning from your mistakes is a pretty straightforward process. It might be a simple case of not making the same error again, or practising a difficult skill over and over again until you’ve got it down perfectly.Motorcycling is somewhat different. When...
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Advanced Motorcycle Riding Course: Relax
By Andy Morrison on 20/10/2010 10:24:44
Visordown’s tame riding guru Andy Morrison starts with the very fundamentals of brilliant riding: the need to be relaxed
Watch any really good rider, whether they’re riding trials, speedway, motocross, road racing or on the road, and they all share a common attribute; they look relaxed on the bike. There is, needless to say, a very good reason for this – motorbikes work more efficiently with a rela...
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Learn to ride: The best bike course for you
By Tim Skilton on 31/07/2007 14:19:17
Don't fancy the pressure of taking your test in three days? Here's Visordown's guide to the best bike course for you
course would suit you best. Most schools offer a selection of courses to suit individual needs. Some are run intensively over a pre-booked block of days, while other courses are aimed at riders wanting to train over a longer period of time. Intensive
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Advanced Riding Course: Track Riding Techniques
By Niall Mackenzie on 15/04/2010 12:34:38
Once you’re comfortable in the trackday environment, it’s time to go faster. Niall Mackenzie recommends a couple of techniques to tease more speed from you and your bike
Clutchless shifting I’m always surprised by the number of riders who don’t do this, particularly since it can make your riding smoother and faster. Done properly, the technique also puts less strain on your engine and transmission.I am of course
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Advanced Riding Course: Wet Weather Rain Tips
By Jon Urry on 03/11/2008 13:34:33
Advanced riding tips to help you improve your wet weather motorcycle riding skills
With the help of James Whitham, who admits that "the only way I used to go fast in the wet was to follow the guy in front of me, and then try to go a bit quicker," read, digest, adjust your tyre pressures accordingly and go for a nuclear ride this weekend.How to ride fast ride in...
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Advanced Motorcycle Riding Course: Cornering - set-up
By Andy Morrison on 23/08/2010 09:45:15
With any corner the objective is to get through as safely as possible, and that means maximising your view ahead. Here’s how to make the road work for you
the course of several seconds. This immediately gives a huge advantage in the ability to observe everything going on around you. Because the bike is already in position, the nearside verge becomes very distinct in your peripheral vision, reducing the need
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29-year old Fireblade rider dies on Isle of Man TT course
By Visordown News on 07/06/2010 11:44:19
Police suspect rider crashed on left hand bend on The Mountain road
A 29-year old biker from Shrewsbury was killed on the Isle of Man after he crashed on The Mountain in the early hours of Friday morning.Mathew Alexander Evans was riding his Honda Fireblade and crashed while attempting to round the lefthand bends at the Mountain Box.The accident ...
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