Review: Advanced Road Craft | GTAMotorcycle.com

Review: Advanced Road Craft

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I recently took the Advanced Road Craft motorcycle course as it was promoted by BMW Motorrad. Great course! The course is geared toward handling your motorcycle in an urban environment, as opposed to track. If you're looking to improve your lap time, this isn't the course. It is, however, a fantastic course for those of us who ride the streets and want something more than M2X. I have taken M2, M2X, Intermediate and Advanced from RTI and I found this course was the most challenging.

Day one: Classroom - review of fundamentals, learning the system: Information, Position, Speed, Gear, Acceleration.

Day two: Road - small group of riders with the instructor, Mick. After a warm up exercise of hard braking, Mick led the group to a couple of challenging pieces of road. Mick led at first and then we took turns leading, with Mick riding behind the leader to offer feedback on their handling.

I highly recommend it.

Website:
http://www.advancedroadcraft.ca/
 
Very interesting! The British model of "road craft" is something that's always fascinated me. Originated with police bike training, I seem to recall.
 
from the site:

"The cost of the full 2 day advanced course is a special limited time offer of $200.00. You will need to sign a waiver show proof of insurance and a valid licence and ownership will need a DOT approved helmet and good riding gloves and sturdy boots. The course is set to be run in Toronto, Ontario."

Contact info:
If you would like to book a introduction to advanced riding presentation for your club or group please call me or use the contact form and I will contact you.
- Owner and Chief Instructor, Mick Sayer
Email. advancedroadcraft@gmail.com
TEL. 519-725-1262
 
It seems to run once a month, and the next course is June 2nd to 3rd. It sure looks like something I'd enjoy!
 
Kuma said:
from the site:

"The cost of the full 2 day advanced course is a special limited time offer of $200.00. You will need to sign a waiver show proof of insurance and a valid licence and ownership will need a DOT approved helmet and good riding gloves and sturdy boots. The course is set to be run in Toronto, Ontario."

Contact info:
If you would like to book a introduction to advanced riding presentation for your club or group please call me or use the contact form and I will contact you.
- Owner and Chief Instructor, Mick Sayer
Email. advancedroadcraft@gmail.com
TEL. 519-725-1262
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Cool - thx, not sure how I missed it. I plan to do it next year.
 
Thanks for the information... I've been looking for something like this!
 
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