Very Good Venue. I could get rid-off fear - dropping a bike. I am happy that I choose this and could learn be a better rider. Looking forward of next venue.

Great and even better for being in wet conditions as it showed that if you could do it in these conditions then dry should be no sweat. Relaxed style but tons of input and gentle encouragement to help those of all levels. Improvements were clear to see across the group. a great entry to MC2

I've only been riding on the road for 11 months and always found cornering the hardest, so decided to try this course in order to become better at it. My goal from the beginning was not to get my knee to touch but just getting close would be more than adequate. I soon realised how tiring it becomes trying to hang off and get the bike over. Within an hour or so, I had my knee touch the floor a few times, but sadly after that, I got really tired and lost form.
But i'd recommend this to anyone who wants to get the bike over more. I will be coming back again next year to do this.
Tom really is incredible and funny. He has a lot of skill.
Excellent course.

I thoroughly enjoyed this and the previous course. Understanding why a mo'cycle does/doesn't do things and the impact the rider's actions will have is educational. Having the opportunity to try things in a controlled environment under supervision is brilliant.

I really enjoyed first course and learnt a lot more. The emergency braking was the most useful part for me. It may have saved me from serious injury or worse 5 years later. A car pulled out on me at ‘T’ junction - emergency brake training worked and I stopped few feet away. So the training was worth its weight in gold for me. Based on past experience I’m now going for the 3rd session in the series ‘cornering’.

Brilliant. Slow and progressive means that you become a better rider overall. Cofident and sure footed. You know precisely what your bike is doing at all times and why, and how tomake changes.