On Road training with BMF Blue Riband
Reward details and description
Details
Category
Training
Location
Various locations
Description
What does it entail?
The Blue Riband is an advanced riding course created and by the UK’s largest motorcycle riders' rights group, the British Motorcyclists Federation and offered by a variety of training schools across the country. The Blue Riband Advanced Rider Award uses Motorcycle Roadcraft as its reference, the same system used by all Police Forces and other emergency services and is supported by BikeSafe and the National Association of Blood Bikes (NABB).
How much does is cost?
Depends on training centre but usually around £250.
Where does it take place?
Various – it’s offered by 20+ rider training schools across the country in a variety of formats
How long does it take?
1-1.5 days
Do I use my own bike?
Yes
What kit do I need?
Usual road riding kit
What will I learn?
As it’s based on Roadcraft, participants are encouraged to buy and read a copy in advance. The 1:1 instructor then calls you in advance, the day starts with a theory session before moving onto the riding element. The day ends with a final debriefing. The overall idea is to provides a recognised approach to riding, which puts you in the right place on the road, at the right time, at the correct speed and in the right gear, to deal with all hazards, and used correctly will make you a smoother, more confident and safer rider.
How to book your training
Go to www.britishmotorcyclists.co.uk more details on how to book and what sessions are available.
