Adamm
Guest
Good morning all,
back home after two days of off-road training with Simon's/BMW's school and over all it was worth evey penny. for any one considering a off-road course the things that i know after the event that makes me able to recommend it to mates are;
Brand spanking new BMW's!! every enduro style was here from 650's to 1200's and the new 800's.
Instructors who really know what they are talking about.
A massive playground full of trails, tracks mud and ruts.
The progression of skills is logical starting from very basic braking and picking up the bike to "mad" hill decents and assents. The good thing about the harder tasks is that you are shown how to deal with them going wrong befor you do them. So befor tearing up a massive steep hill you have to practice stalling the bike getting off, turning it around and riding back down a smaller hill.
If anyone is thinking of doing it and would like more info just IM me, also i have up loaded some pics to facebook- go take a look!
All the best,
Adam
back home after two days of off-road training with Simon's/BMW's school and over all it was worth evey penny. for any one considering a off-road course the things that i know after the event that makes me able to recommend it to mates are;
Brand spanking new BMW's!! every enduro style was here from 650's to 1200's and the new 800's.
Instructors who really know what they are talking about.
A massive playground full of trails, tracks mud and ruts.
The progression of skills is logical starting from very basic braking and picking up the bike to "mad" hill decents and assents. The good thing about the harder tasks is that you are shown how to deal with them going wrong befor you do them. So befor tearing up a massive steep hill you have to practice stalling the bike getting off, turning it around and riding back down a smaller hill.
If anyone is thinking of doing it and would like more info just IM me, also i have up loaded some pics to facebook- go take a look!
All the best,
Adam