Hop on a motorbike for an introduction to riding off-road on the Salisbury Plain, and get to grips with the basics on a 2016 Honda dirt-bike with this Introductory Off-Road Motorcycle Riding experience.
On a course designed to teach you the basics of off-roading you’ll pick up skills like throttle and clutch control as you tackle dirt tracks and slopes. A qualified instructor will be on hand to take you through everything from sitting correctly to cornering like a pro across 2 hours of exciting motorcycle adventure, taking place in the starkly picturesque Salisbury Plain. Whether you’re a complete novice or have a little bit of experience under your belt, there’s always plenty of skills to learn.
Your ride for the morning will be a 2016 Honda CRF250L, derived from years of racing experience to give you a true off-road experience, with an electric ignition and relatively low seat height to get you on your feet (or off them) as quickly as possible. It can take on practically any terrain that’s put in front of it – ideal, as you’re about to put the machine through its paces.
What's Included?
-An introduction to off-road bike handling techniques on the Salisbury Plain
-Pick up the skills you’ll need to tackle dirt tracks, slopes and more on a morning of adventure
-Get to grips with a new 2016 Honda CRF250L designed for a true off-road experience
-Debriefing
-Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card
-Cancellation indemnity
What happens on the day?
On arrival at the centre there will be hot drinks available and you’ll be asked to sign an indemnity form. You’ll then join your group for a full briefing including a video presentation, safety instructions and an introduction to the Honda CRF250L bike you will be using for the day.
Once you are kitted up, you’ll set off on your off-road motorcycling adventure under the instruction of your qualified instructor. This off-road course is designed to teach you the basics of off-road motorcycling including throttle and clutch control, and on-bike body positioning. At the end of your ride, there will be a full debriefing