Sochi
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Who’s been practicing?
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GreenPlane
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Anyone plans to practice on Sun/Mon? I'm planning to go out and try my frame sliders : )
N234
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INTRO TO MOTO GYMKHANA
The event will be on August 20, 12-4pm in Cambridge, Ontario, 5 minutes from Highway 401. Limited spaces and first come first serve.
Fees are $20/rider.
You’ll enjoy 4 hours of fun and safe riding that you can take with you wherever you go.
Agenda:
- Riders meeting to introduce the sport of moto gymkhana and motorcycle handling techniques.
- Various exercises that focus on the fundamental riding skills that will add confidence and safety to both street riding and sport riding.
- Various moto gymkhana layouts where you will apply and refine your technique in a more natural way. This will turn the individual exercises into muscle memory where it can be used quickly in different situations.
What you will leave with:
* A better understanding of how your bike handles.
* A better understanding of moto gymkhana and how the sport can improve your riding.
* Improved riding abilities that will make you a better and safer rider.
All riders must have a valid motorcycle license, a legal registered motorcycle, a legal helmet (full gear is always recommended).
Apply to ontariomotogymkhana@gmail.com or via Facebook or Instagram with the following information:
Full Name:
License Class:
Motorcycle (Year, Make, Model):
Number of Years Riding:
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The event will be on August 20, 12-4pm in Cambridge, Ontario, 5 minutes from Highway 401. Limited spaces and first come first serve.
Fees are $20/rider.
You’ll enjoy 4 hours of fun and safe riding that you can take with you wherever you go.
Agenda:
- Riders meeting to introduce the sport of moto gymkhana and motorcycle handling techniques.
- Various exercises that focus on the fundamental riding skills that will add confidence and safety to both street riding and sport riding.
- Various moto gymkhana layouts where you will apply and refine your technique in a more natural way. This will turn the individual exercises into muscle memory where it can be used quickly in different situations.
What you will leave with:
* A better understanding of how your bike handles.
* A better understanding of moto gymkhana and how the sport can improve your riding.
* Improved riding abilities that will make you a better and safer rider.
All riders must have a valid motorcycle license, a legal registered motorcycle, a legal helmet (full gear is always recommended).
Apply to ontariomotogymkhana@gmail.com or via Facebook or Instagram with the following information:
Full Name:
License Class:
Motorcycle (Year, Make, Model):
Number of Years Riding:
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N234
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N234
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Ontario Moto Gymkhana is hosting closed course events
!!!APRIL 29 EVENT IS HALF FULL!!! A big thank you to all who have registered. Only a day after announcement, we've filled half of the spots! Keep 'em coming. Once all spots are reserved, applicants will reserve a spot on a waiting list. Thank you Riders for showing support for this wonderful...
www.gtamotorcycle.com
Check out the thread about the April 29 moto gymkhana event!
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N234
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No catering this time, Alex, but we did spend money on upgraded venues and better timing gear. We currently have a formal contract with the building which covers access to the restrooms. Additionally, there is a gas station and a food places right nearby!60 bucks?? I hope catering will be provided
This fee is for the techniques class, which the riders find to be of GREAT VALUE. We offer guidance and coaching, targeted drills and exercises, and of course, the large MGK layout!
Once you've finished with the basics class, which you have, consider attending the advanced session. Less structured, less formal, and less expensive. Riders are free to travel anywhere they want on the various courses we have set up.
Sochi
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Cool, but for this event I'll be in Spain anyway, so not even an option for me. might do a next one (in case if you organize more than one this year
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N234
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I'm not sure what you're doing in Spain, but that already sounds like more fun than helping me set up cones!Cool, but for this event I'll be in Spain anyway, so not even an option for me. might do a next one (in case if you organize more than one this year
N234
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Be sure to check out https://www.ontariomotogk.com/registration to sign-up for some exciting motorbiking.
Advanced Practice Session - August 19 (Afternoon)
Basic Techniques Course - September 9 (Morning)
Competitive Series Event - September 9 (Afternoon)
Advanced Practice Session - August 19 (Afternoon)
Basic Techniques Course - September 9 (Morning)
Competitive Series Event - September 9 (Afternoon)
N234
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We haven't posted here in a while but if you haven't been following along via our Facebook, Instagram, or website, we have had a pretty interesting year.
We are now enjoying events in two locations, Puslinch and Mississauga. The next one is on August 10th in Mississauga: www.ontariomotogk.com/registration.
The community has grown and events are more exciting. We are coaching, practicing, and competing together.
We even had season passes, memberships, OMG hats, and now t-shirts on the way.
If you've been thinking of checking it out, or you maybe went to one back in 2019 when it all started, come see what's changing in Ontario's gymkhana world.
Happy and safe riding, everyone.
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We are now enjoying events in two locations, Puslinch and Mississauga. The next one is on August 10th in Mississauga: www.ontariomotogk.com/registration.
The community has grown and events are more exciting. We are coaching, practicing, and competing together.
We even had season passes, memberships, OMG hats, and now t-shirts on the way.
If you've been thinking of checking it out, or you maybe went to one back in 2019 when it all started, come see what's changing in Ontario's gymkhana world.
Happy and safe riding, everyone.
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