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A good attitude towards what you are doing will carry you a long way but you will face the consequences if you have a poor attitude and no respect for life on two wheels.
DON’T BLAME OTHER PEOPLE
There are many motorcycle accidents where the blame is put on that of the other road user, you should not put your safety in the hands of other road users.
Blaming them for situations you find yourself in, means that you need to change your own attitude.
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
Taking responsibility for what you do is part of riding a motorcycle.
If you want to arrive home safely after a ride, you need to increase your chances of doing that by riding defensively and within your own capabilities.
The Module One and Module Two tests are a great start to learning solid foundations but they do not prepare you for the real riding you have ahead of you.
PERCEIVED V’S ACTUAL ABILITY
Riders often have a perceived ability that is far greater than their actual ability. In many cases they ride out of their comfort zone and run out of ability in difficult situations.
Understand where your maximum ability lies and always ride within 80% of that.
This will always mean you have some spare ability in reserve for the odd occasion when you really need it.
After passing the basic motorcycle test, they can advise on the DVSA Enhanced Rider Scheme, which is run by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency.
CHOOSE WITH CARE & RESEARCH
BikeSafe is favoured by many riders as a hazard awareness scheme that is run by various police forces around the UK. BUT it isn’t professional training, it is a classroom based presentation followed by an assessment ride only by volunteers.
Advanced rider qualifications can then follow through other organisations such as The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (ROSPA) and the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) and Diamond Advanced.
YOU, YOUR ACTIONS, YOUR DECISIONS!
You should always take responsibility for yourself, your actions and the condition of your motorcycle.
Make a long term commitment to further advanced training and accept that you and your safety are in your own hands and the way you ride.
All Courses Included:
● Mod 1 Course
● Mod 2 Course
● Advanced Course
● Slow Control Course
● Theory Test Academy
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