The Honda Owners Club

i wish we could have something more like this in oxfordshire but i cannot find anything , riding the zxr has brought the youth out of me but ive realised i just havent got the experience for cornering sportsbikes and now being branded captain slow , in which i am rather proud as it also means captain sensible , but i would like the confidence if i wanted to have a play

Have a look here http://www.bikesafe.co.uk/ and see if there is a county near you that may do what you want

Alan

Due to the positive feedback you have given the training I have booked my training with south yorkshire police, for the 18 august to give me time to get used to my machine alittle.

Best money every spent. Have fun.

Alan

Jamie - try the Thames Vale IAM who meet at Winnersh on the 3rd Sunday of each month (they have an open day on the 15th of July) They offer training courses with a local person in your area - think it costs around £85.00 - and also days called something like 'lean and learn' where you learn how to get the best out of your bike. They are an excellent bunch of folk and several of the Oxford Branch have/are doing the course.

Humberside BikeSafe is launched this coming Sunday 13 April 2008 from the Humber Bridge Car Park.

Easy access from all routes and a BIG landmark to give out of area riders a clue!

1000hr to 1600hrs, free assessed rides with Police?RoSPA/IAM/Paramedic riders. Trade stands and other attractions.

http://www.humberside.police.uk/media-c ... safe-2008/

Hi Folks.. long time no see..
did the bikesafe course on my Hayabusa and WOW! what great fun... I ended up with a right sound cop for a ride out to down to Banbury from Tally Ho (Cops Birmingham base in south Brum) if I told you that he was right on my tail as we we sweeping along fast A roads (typical average speed 90mph plus at times) would you believe me? I hope so because its the truth.. at one point on a double car overtake I well outgunned him (he was on a 1200cc BMW) but for sure he soon caught me up after a couple of miles.. important tip - even if you have a Busa never attempt to get away from these guys.. they are the best. I Learned a lot over the weekend with them.. how to ride fast but safe, observing in advance the changes in the road, hazard skills etc.. I really fancy doing the advanced test now. Hats off to West Mids Police... wont mention my cop "buddy" by name.. but rest assured he wont be giving out ay speeding tickets if you get lucky enough to partner with him...