Returning Riders Course, South Australia
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Returning Riders Course, South Australia
http://mylicence.sa.gov.au/my-motorcycle-licence/returning-to-riding
If you are getting back on the bike after a lengthy break, you may be surprised at how much has changed.
New bikes accelerate quicker and are equipped with a range of new technologies that weren’t available in the past.
Chances are your helmet and riding gear will need to be updated – along with your riding skills.
Whether you are an experienced rider, or you haven’t ridden for a while, you could benefit from updating the knowledge and skills that could help protect your life.
Performance has improved incredibly. Developments like ABS and integrated brakes are worth considering. Do your homework so you know what you are looking at - all the bike manufacturers have websites with lots of information.
The right gear
If you've ridden before, resist the urge to just dust off your old gear and get on the bike. Chances are your helmet, for starters, may not be as safe as those on the market today. The same will no doubt go for the rest of your riding gear. As with bikes, times have changed and so has the technology of protective gear - new materials and features offer improved safety, visibility and comfort.
Rider Safe Returning Rider Course
The Rider Safe Returning Rider Course is a tailored refresher program for motorcycle riders. The course teaches defensive riding skills and enables riders to practice these skills under the guidance of a motorcycle riding instructor.
The course covers issues such as safe braking and cornering techniques, hazard perception, protective clothing, vehicle technology such as Antilock Braking Systems and responsibilities regarding carrying a pillion passenger.
The course is conducted over half a day at the department’s St Agnes and Murray Bridge RiderSafe motorcycle training centres with country courses at Millicent, Barmera, Port Pirie and Whyalla operating subject to demand.
The course is voluntary and costs $116.
For more information and bookings call Rider Safe on 1800 018 300.
- See more at: http://mylicence.sa.gov.au/my-motorcycle-licence/returning-to-riding#sthash.ZhaKNZIx.dpuf
The Rider Safer Returning Rider Course, which will run for half a day at a cost of $116, will be available from 26 September at St Agnes and Murray Bridge Rider Safe training ranges with country courses operating subject to demand.
If you are getting back on the bike after a lengthy break, you may be surprised at how much has changed.
New bikes accelerate quicker and are equipped with a range of new technologies that weren’t available in the past.
Chances are your helmet and riding gear will need to be updated – along with your riding skills.
Whether you are an experienced rider, or you haven’t ridden for a while, you could benefit from updating the knowledge and skills that could help protect your life.
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Motorcyclists may be at greatest risk of being involved in a crash when they resume riding after an extended period of not riding.
Performance has improved incredibly. Developments like ABS and integrated brakes are worth considering. Do your homework so you know what you are looking at - all the bike manufacturers have websites with lots of information.
The right gear
If you've ridden before, resist the urge to just dust off your old gear and get on the bike. Chances are your helmet, for starters, may not be as safe as those on the market today. The same will no doubt go for the rest of your riding gear. As with bikes, times have changed and so has the technology of protective gear - new materials and features offer improved safety, visibility and comfort.
Rider Safe Returning Rider Course
The Rider Safe Returning Rider Course is a tailored refresher program for motorcycle riders. The course teaches defensive riding skills and enables riders to practice these skills under the guidance of a motorcycle riding instructor.
The course covers issues such as safe braking and cornering techniques, hazard perception, protective clothing, vehicle technology such as Antilock Braking Systems and responsibilities regarding carrying a pillion passenger.
The course is conducted over half a day at the department’s St Agnes and Murray Bridge RiderSafe motorcycle training centres with country courses at Millicent, Barmera, Port Pirie and Whyalla operating subject to demand.
The course is voluntary and costs $116.
For more information and bookings call Rider Safe on 1800 018 300.
- See more at: http://mylicence.sa.gov.au/my-motorcycle-licence/returning-to-riding#sthash.ZhaKNZIx.dpuf
Re: Returning Riders Course, South Australia
Nice one Chook.
Nice work SA government.
This is why we should be governed by one authority.
Nice work SA government.
This is why we should be governed by one authority.
Bosco15- Posts : 1359
Join date : 2013-12-04
Age : 55
Location : Newcastle
Re: Returning Riders Course, South Australia
$116 is affordable. I suspect a lot of returning riders will think they "don't need to be told" ( ), but the reality is, there will be something in the course that they will benefit from.
Ewok1958- Posts : 3940
Join date : 2010-08-03
Age : 66
Location : Bega, NSW
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