Many or most training academies focus on riding techniques and skills only. Although these techniques are critical to be able to ride your motorcycle confidently and in a safe manner, there are many other little bits of information to make your short trips or longer adventures more organised and enjoyable. Our courses will equip you to be able to not only be self-sufficient, but also be able to help others and be one of those people you want to have with you on a trip!

We therefore take a holistic approach assisting motorcycle riders in preparing for a motorcycle adventure - be it a weekend away or that bucket list Cape to Cairo dream.

First of all, one should have a good understanding of your own motorcycle. What are the capabilities, the shortcomings and the advantages and it's special characteristics which made you buy it. Are there inherent commonly known issues one should know about and how can one prepare for it before you leave on a trip?

What riding gear should be considered? What are the pointers to keep in mind when looking for or buying rider gear?

What are good riding tips or protocol (not tips on riding techniqe) - on and off the road?

We have discussions around the pros and cons of soft luggage and those of hard luggage. What and how to pack your motorcycle using the different luggage systems.

We are discussing useful accessories you might want to add to your bike: - Some accessories protect your bike - Some make your ride more comfortable and - Others simply just make everything more convenient And then offcourse you get some bling....

We offer a seperate in-depth tyre repair course for tube and tubeless systems. For many riders even just the thought of having to repair a puncture next to the road is daunting.

Simple Bush mechanics is another information sharing course we offer for those times you might get stranded without help in the close vicinity. What tools to carry along to be able to fix small mechanical issues and how to do it. The course also includes basic routine maintenance.

How to plan your trip and use navigational equipment.

Border crossings in Southern and Eastern Africa and what to consider.

Do you agree - there are so many things that are important apart from riding skills training?

Our courses are modular and you can attend by contacting us to arrange a customised one-on-one or group training sessions at a suitable location and date.

We are based in Limpopo Province, South Africa, but courses are presented anywhere in Southern Africa as well as Eastern Africa. A minimum of 5 participants per course is required. Our one-on-one training is also extremely popular and conducted regularly.

We equip you with the correct techniques and tips to ride well and be able to cope in all terrains and obstacles. By repetition and over time, this will become second-nature. That is how your reaction time, reflexes and knowledge will get you through tricky situations and terrain intuitevily.