This program is designed for newbies and riders who do not have that much off-road riding knowledge or experience, as well as for all you talented riders out there with enough offroad experience but who want to learn a lot more, in way less time.
Maybe you do have some offroad experience or maybe you’ve already finished one of our previous trainings? Perhaps you are getting ready to go on a long tour, and you wish to prepare yourself to face different types of terrain. Or maybe you just don’t have enough time anymore for the painful and slow process of learning alone, one wheel-spin at a time?
You will learn
The necessary preparation and adjustment of motorcycles for challenging offroad rides
The basics of offroad riding
How to get your motorcycles over various obstacles
How to fall of a motorcycle
How to lift up your motorcycle after a tumble
Correct body posture in various riding situations
Contents
Training / lecture
Duration
Preparing and adjusting your motorcycle
2 hour
The basics of offroading (theory)
2 hour
Offroad riding training
28 hours
Goals
zo learn the basics of off-roading:
adjusting and preparing your motorcycle
how to fall of your motorcycle
how to lift up your motorcycle
how to cross or to get over obstacles
proper body posture/position for off-road riding
to learn advanced techniques of offroading
to practice and perfect riding in different conditions and on different types of terrain
to learn how to get over some tricky but common obstacles
non-riders / family / support / personnel fee – €220 (shared twin room)
Duration
4 days
The training lasts 4 days. 4 x 45 min lectures (outdoors). 28 hours of offroad riding.
Location
Knin and Dinaric Mountains
The logistic base of the Boot camp is in Knin. Each day we go out for the training and return to the base afterwards. The training itself takes place in the beautiful mountainous outback that surrounds the city of Knin.
Info
There is a possibility of renting a limited number of motorbikes. If you are in need of a motorcycle, please make sure to mention it in your application. Protective equipment/clothing is a must!
