Adv-102 Everything To Know For Adventure Motorcycle Riding

We cover all the concepts, knowledge and theory of Adventure Motorcycle riding to get you up and riding confidently

What you'll learn
Covers the theory behind riding Adventure Motorcycles, which gives knowledge and confidence once riding on or off-road
Learn about all the Motorcycle Add-ons and Gear available for Adventure Motorcycling and which to choose
You'll learn about the right personal gear & equipment needed to confidently ride an Adventure Motorcycle
You'll learn about the right sized bike for your Adventure riding needs
Pickup valuable concepts, tips, tricks and techniques needed to confidently ride an Adventure Motorcycle
Aimed at Beginner to Intermediate levels - but Advanced riders might find things to learn too!
You'll learn about how to ride in all types of terrain: sand, mud, gravel, rocks, water crossings, hills, ruts & ridges, etc.
Requirements
A love of Motorcycle riding, Travel and Adventure
Know the basics of riding any motorcycle - this mainly focusses on riding off tar on gravel and unpaved roads
Ideally to have taken the free ADV-101 Introduction to Adventure Motorcycling course beforehand
You don't even need a motorcycle to learn these concepts - just an interest
Description
This course offers the concepts, knowledge and theory behind what is needed to successfully ride Adventure Motorcycles. It covers off what the right motorcycle is for your needs. It covers getting the right personal gear, getting the right motorcycle add-ons and gear. It considers personal and motorcycle things to be aware of before riding. Also things to know and do when out adventure riding. It covers what you need to know when riding on all the various types of terrain surfaces. sand, mud, hills, water crossings, etc.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Lets get started

Lecture 2 About the Author

Section 2: The right Adventure Motorcycle for your needs

Lecture 3 Types of Adventure Riding

Lecture 4 Dirt and Gravel versus Tar riding

Lecture 5 Selecting the right size bike for your needs

Section 3: Getting the right Personal Gear

Lecture 6 What to wear and why

Lecture 7 Helmet choice

Lecture 8 Boot Choice

Lecture 9 Jacket choice

Lecture 10 Trouser choice

Lecture 11 Glove Choice

Lecture 12 Rain suits

Lecture 13 Neck-Brace

Lecture 14 Nice to have's

Section 4: Motorcycle Add-ons and Gear

Lecture 15 Bike Add-ons

Lecture 16 Motorcycle Wheel and Tyre choices

Lecture 17 Types of Luggage

Section 5: Theory - Things to be aware of before riding

Lecture 18 Introduction to learning to ride

Lecture 19 Falling off and Picking up the bike

Lecture 20 Balance, Body position, Momentum & Forces when riding

Lecture 21 Dangers to look out for and avoid

Lecture 22 Where, what and who to ride with initially

Lecture 23 Levels of Fitness and Sustenance

Lecture 24 Pillion riding on dirt

Section 6: Theory: Motorcycle things to be aware of before riding

Lecture 25 Bike Settings

Lecture 26 Bike Inspection

Lecture 27 Tyre choices & pressures

Lecture 28 Fixing punctures out there

Lecture 29 Setting up mounted cameras

Section 7: Theory: Things to know and do when out Adventure Riding

Lecture 30 Mounting, Stopping on levels, Dismounting

Lecture 31 Motorcycle throttle, brake and clutch control

Lecture 32 Standing and riding

Lecture 33 Braking on dirt

Lecture 34 Cornering on dirt

Lecture 35 Riding in wind and rain

Lecture 36 Towing another Motorcycle

Section 8: Theory: Riding various terrain surfaces

Lecture 37 Riding in Ruts and on Ridges

Lecture 38 Riding Up and Down Hills on dirt

Lecture 39 Riding on and in Sand

Lecture 40 Riding in Mud

Lecture 41 Riding Water crossings

Section 9: Summary

Lecture 42 Adventure Motorcycle Rules

Section 10: Next steps - getting real

Lecture 43 Planning routes and riding them

Lecture 44 Continue Practicing Adventure riding for Real (+ Resources, References & URLs)

Anyone who likes Motorcycle riding and the idea of Travel and Adventure,People who have ridden Motorcycles on tar/asphalt and want to learn to ride on gravel with sand, mud, rocks, ruts, water crossings, etc.,People who have never ridden Adventure Motorcycles who want to learn the underlying concepts,People who want to improve their skills, to gain more knowledge, tips, ticks and techniques,Note: This is not a Motocross course. Neither is it a Basic learning to ride a motorcycle course