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Welcome Class / Introduction
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Introduction of coaches and other students
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Importance of personal protective gear
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Proper motorcycle setup
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Pre-ride inspection
Range Signals, Rules & Warm-up Exercises
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Know the range signals
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Rules of riding on the range
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Warm up and stretching
Controls, Engine Start / Stop
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Proper use of the protective gear
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Correct mounting and dismounting procedure
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Correct posture
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Proper operation of controls
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Use of FINE-C procedure to start the engine
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Proper shutdown procedure
Moving theMotorcycle
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Accurate clutch/throttle usage
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Control of the motorcycle
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Smooth motion while starting and stopping
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Head and eyes up, looking ahead
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Knees in against tank
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Smooth brake application
Starting / Stopping Drill
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Smooth, controlled starts, using the friction zone
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Controlled, accurate stops, using both brakes
Riding Posture
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Proper foot placement
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Correct standing posture
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Eyes and head up
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Smooth clutch and throttle control
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Maintain control of motorcycle
Shifting
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Use proper procedures and techniques when shifting
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Coordinate clutch and throttle control
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Match engine speed with motorcycle speed
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Ease clutch out smoothly for downshifting
Lower Body Control
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Correct riding posture
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Steady, smooth throttle
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Look ahead
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Initiate turn using the lower body
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Maintain an adequate following distance
Riding Management Discussion Lesson
(No Riding)
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State causes of motorcycle mishaps
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Name a strategy to help manage risk
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Identify terrain variables that influence decisions
Turning & Gap Selection
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Correct riding posture
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Look through turns
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Proper weight shift
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Smooth throttle control
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Smooth shifts
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Maintain a safe following distance
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Use SEE strategy to reduce risks
Counterbalancing
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Proper standing rider posture
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Look ahead
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Lean motorcycle in the direction of turn
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Weight outside footpeg
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Upper body positioned on outside of turn
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Use clutch/throttle to maintain directional control
Riding Over Obstacles
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Approach obstacle close to 90 degrees
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Slow before obstacle
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Stand on footpegs with knees and elbows bent
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Unweight the front end as front wheel reaches obstacle
Riding Responsibly Discussion Lesson
(No Riding)
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Name positive and responsible riding behaviors
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Name laws that apply in your area
Post-Ride Check / Dismissal
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Understanding steps to be covered in post-ride check
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Class dismissal