Introduction to Motorcycling
This is a Canada Safety Council approved program which will serve to introduce the student to the basics of riding a motorcycle. It is a three hour course, all of the time spent on the bikes. Come ready to ride!
The topics covered include:
· Mounting a Motorcycle
· The Ready Position
· Controlled Braking
· Proper Use of Eyes
· Locating the Controls
· Starting the Motorcycle
· Using the Gears
· Proper Use of the Clutch
· The Flat Wrist Technique
· Proper Riding Position
· Move Off and Stop
The course is taught by accredited and experienced Canada Safety Council Instructors. It will allow students to gain an understanding of the basics of riding and should help to dispel any concerns that they may have about operating a motorcycle. An M1 license is not required to take this introductory course.
Location: All courses are held in the Pioneer Building at Loyalist College, Wallbridge-Loyalist Road, Belleville.
Clothing: A DOT approved helmet is required. Bring a heavy jacket (leather or ballisting nylon is best), gloves, heavy pants (jeans are best) and leather boots covering your ankle (no sandals or running shoes). Choose your clothing sensibly. Remember, it will protect you in case of a spill. This training will take place rain or shine, so rainwear is a good idea to have - just in case.
Fee: $125 + applicable taxes
Dates: April 30, June 4, July 9 and August 13, 2012 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
To Register, contact: Brenda Blaind, Training Coordinator
Loyalist Training & Knowledge Centre
613‐969‐1913, ext. 2143